By Dakota Cantwell Combing through the sea of indie zombie films often produces a myriad of gorefest, action films with countless battles of unending zombies. “Here Alone” stands out in the crowd […]
By Dakota Cantwell George A. Romero may have died over a year ago now but, according to his wife, he may still have pages of scripts just waiting to be shared with […]
By Dakota Cantwell The same studio that released “Train to Busan” is set to release “Rampant,” a South Korean historical zombie film. According to firstshowing.net, “A darkness looms over ancient Korea: […]
By Dakota Cantwell New Line Cinema has acquired the rights to the remake of “Train to Busan,” the Korean zombie hit of 2017, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Gary Dauberman on board […]
By Dakota Cantwell “Black Wake” gives viewers at what can be done with a low budget film trying to fit in with the Sy-Fy channel movies of the early 2000s. The results […]
By Dakota Cantwell A stunt double from the Netflix series “Daredevil”, Chris Brewster, is taking steps to move out of stunts and fight choreography and into the director’s chair. Brewster is set […]
By Dakota Cantwell Building on the recent trend of indie horror films building worlds that are seemingly okay with the zombie apocalypse, “Zombie Spring Breakers” does little to rise above the onslaught […]
By Dakota Cantwell The film festival hit “Anna and the Apocalypse” released its first trailer in preparation for its wide release for the holiday season. Described as “Shaun of the Dead meets […]
By Dakota Cantwell Following a common trend in horror movies, “Jeruzalem” brings another first-person, found-footage zombie film to the table, but adds in a religious twist. Despite its best efforts, the film […]
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