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“Have a freaky weekend!” Look, this throwback indie film has all the right creature-feature feels - especially if you are a product of repeated Charles Band and Pee Wee Herman-types of late-night entertainment, which I am.  Personally, I want to thank Astron-6 alumnus ...

Twenty films later, it seems the end might just be in front of us. Blue Star beings; decoded petroglyphs; places of contact throughout Arizona; a baby blue orb; frequently seen unknown objects in the sky: it’s all here in what is being billed as the final installment in Clive  ...

The Sandman is real.  That’s the premise of Eye For An Eye, but where it gets its major thrust from begins in the opening scrawl which promises that Mr. Sandman - as he is referred to throughout this horror flick - only targets bullies. With the promise that this monster  ...

Academy Award-winning director Danny Boyle returns to the genre he helped define with 28 Years Later, an intense and haunting new chapter in the 28 Days universe. Reuniting with Academy Award-nominated writer Alex Garland, Boyle elevates "auteur horror" to thrilling  ...

Secret diaries in code!  Guardian angels!  Spooky halls! Murder most foul!  And abusive upbringings!  Consecration certainly doesn't shy away from the tried and true horror tropes of bloody horror happenings, it just doesn’t always give the people what they want as the   ...

Beginning with an interesting geographical history of Phoenix, Arizona and ending with cosmic revelations about UFO sightings and humanity’s place among the stars, Moments of Disclosure is an intriguing chapter in the ongoing Aliens Uncovered   ...

“There’s nothing you can do for him now.” This backwoods romp through the sticks filled with some pretty heinous-looking creatures is exactly what has been missing in the independent film community. A Hard Place, director J. Horton’s crime thriller turned apocalyptic showdown ...

Finding Nicole does everything right.  It is fun and flirty when it needs to be and completely captivating as a once in a lifetime love turns apocalyptic and absolutely harrowing, resulting in an independent film which - above everything else - is an empowering testament to   ...

The aliens aren’t out there.  They are already among us.  And Static Codes explains all you need to know as one an alcoholic paraplegic named Richard (Shane Woodson, Heroes) takes them on, as well as a massive cover-up in the disappearance of his wife Penelope  ...

Writer/Director Joe Hollow returns with a revisit to one of his original films (from a decade ago!) and comes out with a leaner and meaner flick on his hands.  The Devil’s Disciples is a reworking of an earlier film, Disciples, and - quite honestly - this NEW version is a much ...