Articles related to "Low Budget Horror"

Low budget filming is a fun part of starting out in make-up and often allows for more creativity than at a later stage when high end materials are affordable.

In the last 10 years, horror literature has taken on a new meaning, including a hodgepodge of other genres. Johnny Gruesome by Greg Lamberson returns to classic horror.

Campers meet homicidal family in rural America with unpleasant results. Sound familiar?

Halloween is the quintessential horror movie. Despite the string of increasingly tepid and repetitive sequels that followed, it is as frightening today as it was in 1978.

2008's Prom Night looks and acts like a low-budget horror film. Strangely enough, it's not. The film was actually created with a budget of $20 million.

Hardly what one would call a "scary" movie, The Haunting of Molly Hartley is a cliche-ridden teen thriller that many viewers find boring.

Jake Gray and his friends begin to play "The Pathway" but Jake starts having terrifying visions. Black magic and the devil are a large part of the mystery.

Juliet Landau co-stars in this awful horror collage of slasher references--it's a badly executed homage party which may or may not be tongue in cheek. No one cares.

A product of the new "do it yourself" films trend, Vampire Diary attempts to bring the world of a bloodsucking beauty down to earth, with mixed results.

Return to Sleepaway Camp is a crude, unnecessary addition to a mediocre 80s horror franchise that went straight to DVD.

George Romero's classic zombie film was a low budget film which had a huge impact on the horror fraternity. Apart from the horror it had ideas new to the genre.

Coinciding with Halloween, the Rocket Cinema Festival in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, features a program of 'monster movies', screened at unusual locations.

Dementia 13 is often dismissed as a bad B movie. The flick takes elements from earlier Gothic treatments while adding the slasher dimension that has grown so popular.

A look in on the blockbuster everyone's been talking about, the Sci-fi from an almost unknown director which is taking on the world.

Neil Marshall's directorial debut comes in the form of Dog Soldiers, a very British horror/action hybrid concerning a handful of army lads and a pack of werewolves

What Sam Raimi tries to achieve is an homage to his own B-Movie classics but Drag Me To Hell just doesn't seem to know what it wants to be.

The Witchfinder General is a classic of the "medieval" witchcrazes that shows why the witchcrazes weren't so medieval.

"Out by sixteen or dead in the scene, but together forever," is the pact conceived by Bridget and Ginger, two sisters whose relationship is changed forever on a full moon

During the annual three-day convention held this year on February 27-March 1 in Orlando, Florida, horror films grabbed some of the spotlight.

No matter how threatening Vincent Price was on film, one sensed there always was a giggling prankster barely beneath the surface who wanted viewers to be in on the joke.

Saw was a good, low-budget horror thriller with a nice concept but it has now become a bloated franchise where gory violence has replaced any substance.

Has any city been the target of more ridicule than Detroit? Because of a generous film incentive package, however, movies are fast replacing autos as the city's identity.

Sony Pictures' The Devil's Tomb is a low-budget, straight-to-DVD, horror flick that falls flat on its C-movie quality face. One star out of a possible four.

The Blair Witch Project meets Poltergeist in new horror movie Paranormal Activity. Weeks of hype didn't disappoint as this film proves a real frightener. Review below.

The Spierig Brothers write and direct a creepy new movie in which vampires rule the world, and humans are on the verge of extinction.

For one Ohio town, the setting for the 2009 horror film, Trick 'r Treat, Halloween is taken very seriously. That's because breaking Halloween traditions can be deadly.