Dread Central Review - Phantasm II
‘The ball’, a near afterthought of the original Phantasm, came screaming back into theaters in 1988 and writer/director Don Coscarelli found himself armed with a bigger budget and som
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Dread Central Review - Father's Day
This was the first movie I saw at this year's Texas Frightmare Weekend. I was tired from a long day wandering the con, but I was absolutely ready for a good time.
Dread Central Review - Zombie Diaries
Cinéma-vérité films have become all the rage lately. In fact some of the best movies I have seen in recent years have implemented this style of filmmaking.
Dread Central Review - Zodiac
What are you afraid of? Is it the sound of steel blades across metal? A ghostly face on a hulking body in the shadows next door?
Dread Central Review - Zibahkhana
Consider this. Vicky, Simon, OJ, Roxy, and Ayesha.
Dread Central Review - Cheap Thrills
Cheap Thrills is the sadistically comedic directorial debut of longtime screenwriter E.L.
Dread Central Review - Saint
I suspect if it wasn’t for Rare Exports – a new modern classic as far as I’m concerned – coming along this past Christmas setting the bar so high, there’s a good cha
Dread Central Review - Spiders 3D
When you hear a title like Spiders 3D, it immediately conjures up images of old B-movies where the premise is “something small becomes big and attacks.” Veteran director Tibor Takács
2013 CineMayhem Official Film Lineup Announced
A goldmine of horror features and shorts join the new festival's roster, including a film by our own Drew Daywalt. We've got the full breakdown!
Dread Central Review - The Descent
Remember Dog Soldiers? It fucking rocked! If you haven't seen it, you should be ashamed of yourself. Feel free to leave this website in favor of something more your speed, like Disney.com.
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