The Vampire Film Series and Festival Vampire Fest, a.k.a. Vampire Fest is christening Dracula’s Bookshelf with an interview with Sherrilyn Kenyon, one of the most successful writers of vampire fiction in the world. Ms. Kenyon’s works are read throughout the globe and have been translated into twenty-six languages. In addition, Sherrilyn Kenyon is a long [...]

This spring I attended the 2009 Texas Frightmare Weekend horror conference in Dallas, Texas where I was lucky enough to run into one of my favorite indie directors, Anthony Brownrigg. In between signings and panels, he sat down with me to discuss the further developments of his previous films, as well as some exciting news [...]

I was at the gym tonight doing my usual sadomasicistic routine on the treadmill when the E! News show announced a bit of information regarding Twilight star Robert Patterson that nearly made me stop dead in my tracks (which would have been bad because then I would have flow backwards off the treadmill into the [...]

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:** CONTACT: Francesca Miller Reel Energy Entertainment 626-449-1902 www.VampireFilmFestival.com Get Bitten in New Orleans: 2009 Vampire Film Series & Festival Pasadena, Calif. March 10, 2009 – Reel Energy Entertainment, producers of the Vampire Film Series and Festival (aka Vampire Fest), invites you to join us in New Orleans for Vampire Fest 2009. Though [...]

DVD Review: The Abandoned By Gabrielle S. Faust Last year I received a screener DVD entitled Brackish (review) by the upcoming indie filmmaker Matt Peters. I must admit, I was merciless in my review of the film, going on for pages about the necessity of a return to the essential basics of good filmmaking when [...]

Asian horror movies are usually notoriously the scariest within the genre. At least, in my opinion. Very rarely have I ever not found myself absolutely terrified by an original horror movie produced and directed within a country such as Korea, China, Japan, Malaysia, etc. There is a certain undefined twisted darkness to these films that [...]

Synopsis: (Terror Feed) This next chapter of the Darko saga picks up with Samantha, Donnie’s younger sister, who, in the wake of his death, has found herself at 17 with a broken family, mired in feelings of insignificance, and with no aspirations for the future. The archetypal character study and genre mixing of Donnie Darko [...]

Indie director Francisco Calvelo and Perro Verde Films (Zombie Western, Going Nuts, the Missing Lynx) bring you this new short vampire film, Santiago de sangre (Vampire Prison). For more information about the film and Francisco Calvelo please visit http://www.santiagodesangre.com/… Santiago de sangre (Vampire Prison) 12′ – ENG SUB from babeco on Vimeo. Bookmark to: Hide [...]