Beyond the Curtains: Remembering Reggie Bannister
Every year we lose so many close allies in the realm of horror — friends, stars who have gone beyond acting in films to give Continue Reading
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Mondo Macabro Blu-ray Releases for October: MARQUIS, ASWANG, and MORBO Lead Three Deranged Cult Rediscoveries
Mondo Macabro and CAV Distributing are closing out the year with three new Mondo Macabro blu-ray releases that prove the label has no interest in Continue Reading
Radiance Films Sets Release Date for Takashi Miike’s Most Demented Film Yet: Visitor Q Arrives on Limited Edition Blu-ray
Buckle up cinematic degenerates, one of the most notorious entries in the Takashi Miike catalog is finally getting the special edition treatment it deserves. Radiance Continue Reading
3 Hours of Biblical Madness: The King James Bible Horror Anthology from White Gardenia Films Hits Pre-Order
The long-awaited epic organised by Severed Cinema regular, Daniel Valiant (XXX Deep Web, Mutilation Theatre, How to Raise Women from the Dead), White Gardenia’s The Continue Reading
From Blood-Caked DVDs to Killer Tees: Rob Ceus’ Cement Brings the Underground Horror Goods
Severed Cinema regular, Rob Ceus, has finally unveiled his masterpiece, Cement (see ‘Cement: The Final Brick in the Wall’ Review — A Psychotic Love Story Continue Reading
Three Films, One Digestive Tract: Human Centipede Gets Its Ultimate Release from Umbrella Entertainment
Perhaps the most famous horror trilogy of all time, Tom Six’s The Human Centipede collective of three, is getting a huge release via Umbrella Entertainment Continue Reading
The Fear of the Unknown and Why Meeting Strangers Powers So Many Horror Films
Strangers scare us. Not in every situation, not every day — but at a deep, cellular level, the unfamiliar human face triggers something ancient and Continue Reading
GG Allin Is Getting a Biopic and Caleb Landry Jones Will Never Be the Same
As long-time readers will know, GG Allin has been featured a fair few times on these very pages over the years. Hated was reviewed first Continue Reading
How Modern Horror Films Reflect Our Growing Privacy Fears
Horror used to live in dark forests, creaky basements, and abandoned asylums. Now it lives in your phone. Your router. The little black dot on Continue Reading
Severin Resurrects Graham Masterton’s ‘The Manitou’ in 4K UHD
One of my ultimate guilty pleasure flicks from the wild, wild ‘70s has always been The Manitou. Based on the debut novel of the wonderful Continue Reading