Movie Review: Hacksaw (2019)
Hacksaw is a found-footage style indie horror film written and directed by Anthony Leone. It’s about a guy on a roadtrip with his fiance, and he convinces her to stop at an old warehouse known for some grisly murders that happened there. Hacksaw is currently doing the festival rounds, and we don’t want to spoil anything, […]
Exclusive Interview – Bill Moseley
We were recently fortunate enough to sneak a few minutes of the legendary Bill Moseley’s time and asked him a few questions ahead of the release of Rob Zombie’s 3 From Hell this upcoming week on the 16th, 17th and 18th. This is what he had to say: MHS: Hi there, Bill! Bill: Hey, […]
Movie Review: Haunt (2019)
Haunt is a horror film written and directed by Scott Beck, and Bryan Woods. Both are mostly known for writing the 2018 horror film A Quiet Place. Haunt also has Eli Roth on board as a producer, and this is a fantastic look into what could happen when things go from 0-100 in a haunted house. […]
Movie Review: Hellarious (2019)
Editor's ChoiceHellarious is a horror-comedy anthology consisting of seven short films. Each film is from a different cast and crew, so we are going to dive into them all here, and give our thoughts and a short review for each film. Killer Kart – Written and directed by James Feeney, Killer Kart is deceivingly good. The production […]
Movie Review: Clownado (2019)
Sledgehammer AwardClownado is an indie horror film written and directed by Todd Sheets. It’s pretty much exactly what it sounds like, only even more absurd, if you can imagine that. There is some decent CGI and also a lot of practical blood and guts. The acting isn’t good by any means, but it doesn’t really need […]
Short Film Review: The Scarlet Vultures (2018)
The Scarlet Vultures is a short horror film written and directed by Kyle Martellacci. Clocking in at just about 14 minutes, it’s about a girl named Evelyn (Anne-Carolyne Binette) who has a newfound fascination for blood and uses that fascination in an interesting way. She finds herself enjoying it a bit too much, though, and […]