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Welcome to your cure for the holiday hangover, It’s No More Room in Hell #27 On this episode Mr. Venom, Mike, and Derek head to
Tag: Australian Horror
New and Coming Releases on SHUDDER
NEW TO SHUDDER Spiral When queer couple Aaron and Malilk move to a picturesque small town to raise their daughter, Malik is convinced their neighbors
Severin Announces Halloween Releases
On October 27th, Severin Films is celebrating Halloween a few days early with three spooky classics from our friends across the pond. THE BLACK CAT (aka DEMONS 6), SHOCK TREATMENT, and PATRICK
Australia’s THE FACELESS MAN (2020) to be released August 28th on VOD
Synopsis: From Freedom Cinema, and director James Di Martino, comes face to face with The Faceless Man this summer. Premiering on Demand August 28, the Australian horror
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 292 – Berlin Syndrome (2017)
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Another “arthouse” horror film from Australia. Berlin Syndrome’s screenwriting, credited to Shaun Grant, has a similar feel to his Snowtown Murders. But also it is
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 265 – New Year’s Resolution Bucket List
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New Year’s resolutions are a big thing for folks. Some want to lose weight, find a spouse, get a new job, work towards completing something;
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 262 – Chocolate Strawberry Vanilla (2016)
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Character studies. In film and fiction, they have been done quite remarkably, including Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver. Now from Australia, a little known film
Episode 246: Killer Fish Fest – 2012’s El Monstro Del Mar!
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B-films have turned out to be pretty influential throughout the years. Most were made on shoe string budgets or were about topics that many folks
Episode 203 – These Final Hours (2015)
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The party to end all parties. When the end of the world happens, why not go out in a bang. An afternoon all day rave.
Episode 176 – Predestination (2015)
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All you zombies. Well, that’s the name of a short story by one of the most important writers in the 20th century. The author, Robert
