When you love horror as much as we do you want it to permeate every part of your life, at home, at work, on the walls, on your clothes, in your stomach everywhere! That is where our feature Little Shops of Horror comes in handy as we run through some seriously spooktastic stores and wicked […]
We all thought vampires were dead and buried, but does this new found footage horror film prove otherwise?
Nowadays Richard Wenk is best known for authoring scripts to epic action films from 16 Blocks to Expendables 2 and 3 and the recent reboots of The Mechanic, The Equalizer and The Magnificent Seven however his first film as writer and director was a very different beast all together, one with fangs in fact.
The Davenport Vampire is a low budget, independent, short horror film produced in the US. But with so many vampire films around, and with so many people trying to make amateur horror films, what chance does it have to leave a lasting impact on its audience?
It’s true, I am a gore hound and with vampire movies (for the majority at least) there just isn’t enough bloodshed involved.
Vamps is a 2012 light horror/comedy from Clueless and Look Who’s Talking Director Amy Heckerling. With all the ingredients to appeal to the mainstream audiences who like this so-called ‘veggie vampires’ trend, Vamps perhaps won’t feed the appetites of blood-thirsty seasoned horror fans.
