Last we met with illustrator/graphic designer Justin Erickson (read the interview) he and his co-conspirer, Paige Reynolds, had just launched Phantom City Creative. Since then, the duo have rocked out a buttload of horror-inspired art posters for the likes of TwitchFilm, Mondo Tees, Anchor Bay Entertainment and more. Beyond that, Erickson himself has recently stepped [...]
Here’s a movie to keep your eyes out for and it’s from one of our own. Mike Dobrzelecki, writer for The Blood Sprayer and independent filmmaker. He’s putting together something you’re sure to find up your retro alleys (synopsis below). Take a gander at the trailer and show some support for big gore films! Wouldn’t [...]
Ohio is for lovers…and deity killing.
Last we met with illustrator/graphic designer Justin Erickson (read the interview) he and his co-conspirer, Paige Reynolds, had just launched Phantom City Creative. Since then, the duo have rocked out a buttload of horror-inspired art posters for the likes of TwitchFilm, Mondo Tees, Anchor Bay Entertainment and more. Beyond that, Erickson himself has recently stepped [...]
You know what Scott Spiegel? I love Evil Dead II! It’s my favorite in the series. And while we’re talking about your previous endeavors let me just say that I thought Intruder was hilarious. I’m not sure I’d give it the super duper rub down treatment that some folks bestow upon it, but it’s good. [...]
The Exterminator has been released on Blu Ray/DVD combo. I’m not sure you call this one a horror picture though. I think you call this one an action packed, thriller/revenge film. A little bit higher brow than exploitation. I think you might also consider calling it historical fiction. James Glickenhaus probably didn’t set out to [...]
Tired of crappy reality shows and dancing high school students? Craving some of the warm fuzzy feelings you got every Wednesday night when American Horror Story was on? Then get ready for three new shows and one returning show hoping to fill our winters with a little fright. First up is the American debut of [...]
“Deathstalker? Is that your first name, or your last name?” doesn’t really compare to “Do you want to live forever?” in the realms of sword and sorcery dialogue, but these films are fun nonetheless.
Sometimes the simplest approach to making a movie tends to be the best, especially when making low budget films. Rage is a perfect example of less being more, and in return you get a very entertaining thriller well worth your 90 minutes. The plot for Rage is a basic setup. Dennis Twist is a suburbanite [...]
Rarely at the Blood Sprayer do I have the opportunity to review a movie with a Guinness World Record, but Joe Castro’s latest The Summer of Massacre holds just that distinction. He didn’t just go for any typical world record, but one us horror fanatics can get behind 100%, and that is “most onscreen kills!” [...]
DISCLAIMER: This article is in no way talking about the Killer Film Fest in a negative light. The festival itself supports an independent base of films for its selection and we commend them for that. This is only the account of what it is like to be a judge at a festival. To have movies [...]
Wanna pick up a copy of Easter Bunny Kill! Kill!? Maybe you live in Staten Island and have not as of yet perused the documentary Cropsey. Now’s the chance at a rather generious discount. Breaking Glass Pictures is cutting you a break for the holiday season (or post-holiday season as it were). See below for [...]
From Erik L Wilson, filmmaker from the Chicago, comes a new entrant into the film festival circuit, House Call. With new movie season right around the corner and the summer ripe with fresh opportunities to catch the latest independent efforts consider yourself lucky that this film is among the contenders. Synopsis: Janice does the unthinkable in [...]
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