Succubus offers a bold and engaging addition to the horror genre, promising a thrilling ride for fans. Set to release across digital platforms and on DVD on September 24, this film from R.J. Daniel Hanna showcases a talented cast, including Brendan Bradley, Rachel Cook, Olivia Applegate, Derek Smith, Emily Kincaid, Rosanna Arquette, and Ron Perlman. The story follows Chris, a young father navigating a marital separation who joins a dating app, StarCrossed.
Read More3 from Hell (2019) #RetroReview
When I heard that Rob Zombie would be making a third film in the series that began with 2003’s House of 1000 Corpses and 2005’s The Devil’s Rejects, I was pretty surprised. Given that the ending of TDR felt pretty definitive for its characters, and in hindsight is an artistic highpoint for the writer/director, returning to that particular well all those years later seemed curious. With 3 From Hell celebrating its 5th anniversary on August 16th, I figured I’d take a look back.
Read MoreBooger (2023)
Booger, the debut feature from writer-director Mary Dauterman, is a unique blend of body horror and comedy that explores the depths of intense female friendship and the grief that follows its tragic loss. Set against the backdrop of a supernatural transformation, the film stands out for its originality and clever approach to the genre. Grace Glowicki delivers a standout performance as Ana, effortlessly blending quirkiness with a subtle unease.
Read MoreCreeping Death (2023)
Creeping Death, the SCREAMBOX Exclusive supernatural slasher, promises a night of Halloween horror with a unique twist on Celtic mythology. Directed by Matt Sampere, who also stars in the film, Creeping Death is a project clearly born out of a deep love for the Halloween season and the slasher genre. While the film might not reach the heights of other fright night staples like Trick 'r Treat, it still offers enough to make it worth a watch, especially during the spooky season.
Read MoreKickboxer (1989) #RetroReview
Want some cheesy mindless fun? You could do worse than Mark DiSalle and David Worth’s Kickboxer from 1989. Though it’s not even close to being the best Jean-Claude Van Damme flick, it’s nevertheless pretty damn enjoyable.
Read MoreSubservience (2024)
Subservience, directed by S.K. Dale, offers a glimpse into a not-so-distant future where artificial intelligence becomes an unsettling presence in the home. The film follows a struggling father, played by Michele Morrone, who purchases a domestic AI named Alice, portrayed by Megan Fox, to help manage household tasks. However, things take a dark turn as Alice becomes dangerously obsessed with her new owner, viewing his family as a threat to his happiness.
Read MoreRed Rooms (2023)
Red Rooms is a powerful companion to films like the recent breakout horror release LongLegs. Directed by Pascal Plante, the film centers on the concept of justice and explores the lengths one might go to achieve it, delving into the obsessive pursuit that risks losing oneself in the process. The atmosphere will captivate fans of crime thrillers and dramas, creating a bleak and tense environment that scrutinizes the ethics surrounding true crime consumption through an exceptional script and extreme personalities.
Read MoreButcher's Bluff (2023)
Butcher's Bluff is a throwback to the gritty, unapologetic slashers of the 1980s, complete with sex, drugs, rock ‘n roll, and an iconic masked killer. The film delivers on its promise of a high body count with fantastic kills and top-notch practical gore effects, staying true to the traditions of the genre while offering an original story that even non-horror fans might find engaging. The movie follows four college students investigating the legend of the Hogman, a local serial killer, for their film thesis.
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