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The well received festival film, THE BEACH HOUSE, was acquired by Shudder as the distributor of the movie. July 9th, 2020 was the debut of
Tag: Ocean Horror
Scream Factory – September – Ghost Ship and Other News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 2020 We kicked off the month with a brand-new film based on a creepy Slavic folktale. When a couple hires a
He’s Gonna Need Therapy – Episode 04 – I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER & UNDERWATER
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Episode 4 Description He’s Gonna Need Therapy Episode Four| I Know What You Did Last Summer and Underwater Welcome to episode four of He’s Gonna
New From Scream Factory
We have great news for those who missed it the first time: the first Vincent Price Collection is back in print and available for pre-order now for
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 447 – Sea Fever (2020)
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Infectious diseases are in the news today and horror and thriller films have been using them as a plot device for years. One of the
Fishnets & Phantoms – Episode 008 – 2020 Horror Movie Mini-Reviews
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Strange Days-News, In Memorium, Dark Holidays, and five Mini-Reviews The Lighthouse, The Invisible Man, Underwater, The Lodge, The Beach House, and bonus: Shirley.
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 420 – Underwater (2020)
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After the 20th Century Fox sale to Disney, there were a number of films that landed up in limbo. Disney had to go through various
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 401 – 47 Meters Down: Uncaged (2019)
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After the success of Johannes Roberts film, 47 METERS DOWN (2017), the production company Entertainment Studios authorized a follow up film. Though titled 47 METERS
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 395 – Crawl (2019)
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Animal attack films have been around for ages. When it comes to alligators or crocodiles, there’s been a load of them. Such films as ALLIGATOR
Dark Discussions Podcast – Episode 362 – Xavier Gens Focus: 2018’s Cold Skin
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In the early 2000’s, the French extreme movement turned the independent horror world upside down. Some of the most popular films of the era were
