Blood on the Mersey: TNT’s D.O.A. 2026 Tournament Review
It’s been a fair few months since I last threw a Deathmatch wrestling review onto these pages, I think that the last one was the Continue Reading
Author Jay Creepy
Jay Creepy was raised in the age of video nasties and late night TV horror classics on UK telly. He had his first taste of the genre aged 7, circa 1981, then began watching and reading as much horror as he could. He is a writer, actor, small time director and vocalist, who openly, without apology, adores horror in many forms, particularly from the '60s and '70s. Jay has a fondness for low budget movies that show a pure heartfelt labour of love, plus the extreme side of films, metal and wrestling. Jay's top 13 films: 1. Zombie Flesh Eaters, 2. Freaks, 3. Night of the Living Dead, 4. Killing of America, 5. The Thing, 6. He Who Gets Slapped, 7. Mad Max 2 aka The Road Warrior, 8. Enter the Dragon, 9. Return of the Living Dead, 10. The Omega Man, 11. The Wrestler, 12. The Warriors, 13. Sinners.
He’s Still Out There: ‘A Man in the Woods with an Axe’ Keeps the 80s Slasher Spirit Alive
A new love letter to the golden era horror — of masked or hideous fellas hanging out in the woods killing folks like Madman and Continue Reading
XXX Marks the Corpse: ‘Blowie’ Arrives Fully Inflated
Horror, exploitation, sexploitation, porno, porno holocaust, all this and more could be used to describe Blowie — a new movie from Dark Star Pictures involving Continue Reading
Black Lava Entertainment Heats Up: Chaos, Tragedy Girls, and More Releases Lurking in the Dark
It’s going to be quite busy soon in the dark world of Black Lava Entertainment as a fair few pre-orders and current releases are currently Continue Reading
Superstition (1982) Review: The Kid Dies Halfway Through and Honestly, Thank God
In the deep passages of forgotten video store rentals exists the low budget supernatural knock-offs that all cashed in on the hiring public’s hunger for Continue Reading
Unearthed Films Revives Cradle of Fear, Legion of the Dead, and Tetsuo: The Bullet Man this Summer
This summer, Cradle of Fear, a wild mainly forgotten UK made anthology is getting a polish up by Unearthed Films with a 2-Disc Collector’s Edition Continue Reading
The Goblin Before the Storm: Ams Overton’s Space Goblins (2020) Review
There is an oncoming storm brewing. It’s going to be huge and will hit you like a sandstorm mixed with bricks and chunks of sharp Continue Reading
The Hidden Gem of ’90s Horror: The Ugly Returns on Blu-ray from Unearthed Films
When folks mention slept on classics, The Ugly should be whispered in that conversation. New Zealand’s Scott Reynolds formulated and built one of the most Continue Reading
Forty Five (45) Review: The Antichrist, Anticlimax, and a Teddy Bear in Disguise
I’ve been doing reviews for Severed Cinema since 2012, and as I always say they are my own solo opinions (and sometimes those of anyone Continue Reading
Transylvania Tapes: Brad Sykes’ Eurohorror Comeback Unveiled in Haunting New Trailer
Around the middle of last year, I wrote an article about the return of underground filmmaking legend, Brad Sykes (see article Severed Roots: Brad Sykes Continue Reading