Seven Minutes (short)

Plagued by nightmares of a demonic man ever since her childhood. Anabel quickly learns that her nightmares are a lot more real that she could ever have imagined. A normal day quickly turns into one of terror, as she is hunted down and lead to a shocking truth by the person she fears the most.

Hate Crime (2012)

There are certain films that the hardcore horror crowd will never stop talking about. The Japanese had their Guinea Pig series. America shocked the scene with August Underground films and of course Lucifer Valentine made some awkwardly sick stuff. Serbia gave birth to a special kind of torture porn with Srpski Film and so the ball was in America's court again. This one does not entirely fit in the same category, but the impact feels similar. James Cullen Bressack presents to us: Hate Crime

Theatre of the Deranged (2012)

Just when you thought you'd seen it all.

Theatre of the Deranged presents five short films which I like to classify as 'backyard flicks'. No budget whatsoever and that's part of the charm. Ranging from silly to clever and funny to shameful. This theatre has something for everyone. Have a seat *points at seat* and listen to your host, Andy the arsonist. 

El Paramo (2011)

Hey there, looking for an action packed horror flick? Try somewhere else. El Paramo, or 'The Squad' (so we can all pronounce it fairly decent) is more of a psychological thriller in which a group of nine pro soldiers of a special anti-guerrilla unit are sent to an abandoned base located over a mountain in the Colombian Andes which has lost contact a few days ago. Why? Supposedly because they were under attack. At the time the commandos arrive, they find only one survivor. And that's where the game begins.

Piranha 3DD (2012)

Review on SlashingThrough

August 2010... something was in the water. Highly acclaimed French director Alexandre Aja cleared the gab between mainstream and pulp by combining a high production value and over the top bloodshed, mixed with the vibe of a sensational, sun overloaded party in and around Lake Victoria. It wasn't long before the inevitable sequel was announced. The mastermind behind the Feast trilogy, John Gulager, had the honor to spend his summer in an adult water park, surrounded by babes, piranhas and yes... The Hoff. Game on!