In Theaters and Digital

“I want to tell you a story.  All you have to do is listen.” With those opening words, Monolith instantly hooks its audience into a mesmerizing narrative which focuses on a disgraced journalist who starts investigating a strange conspiracy story on a podcast she works for, “Beyond  ...

“What you lookin’ for?” Graham White, a businessman with ties to an extreme fantasy website on the dark web, is in big trouble.  After bumping into a random stranger in the street, he discovers a peepshow which offers patrons a tailor-made sexual experience, no matter how ...

Tech Noir gets its just due thanks to the efforts of Restore Point, the Czech Republic's first science fiction film in 40 years.  Imagine being able to bring back to life victims of violent crime!  It’s bold; it’s thrilling; and it’s damned unforgettable as the future finds itself still flushing out conspiracy  ...

Ever experience writer’s block before?  I think it comes with the territory of being a writer.  There’s nothing more threatening than snow on a blank screen or the icy frost on a piece of paper.  Write the words, damn you!  It can be a very frightening experience which is why it is such an effective  ...

And you thought Valentine’s Day was going to be a crapshoot of crummy choices at the cineplex? Coming from straight out of left field and shot in-camera, Molli and Max in the Future has the warmth and creativity to carry you through the awfully blue Valentine’s Day doldrums.  It’s bursting with color and excitement at  ...

The cinematic world of writer/director Dario Argento might be filled with chaos and unimaginable horrors, but there is an elegance to his craft; a perfection that goes unmatched when it comes to the subgenre of horror known as giallo. Argento’s films are powerhouses of mood, atmosphere ...

“These references have gotten out of control.” Operating as one of the weirdest and funniest love letters in cinema to a recently passed music legend, Murdaritaville sings all the right notes as it goes from crazy to campy and back down to cult.  It's soon to be a favorite film of many Hounds  ...

Written and directed by Dan Lantz, Alice and the Vampire Queen stakes a name for itself rather quickly with an unexpected rendezvous on an unnamed beach.  With three unidentified men in black suddenly surrounding a bikini babe (Rachel Aspen who plays Madeline), she runs toward the  ...

“So you fucked up and killed somebody! Relax. When the band goes on tour, it’s gonna happen.” Let the bloody fun begin!  Full of a whole lot of unexpected camp, fun, and buckets of BLOOD, Destroy All Neighbors is a zombified thrill ride through suburbia . . . by way of an ...

Opening with what has to be the “shitiest” murder scene (pun intended), Scalper is not for the faint of heart.  It’s damned grotesque in its depiction of some brutal-ass murders.  Sure, it settles calmly into the story of a psychic, Clementine Carter (Susan Priver), as she discovers  ...