“You can’t run from evil when it lives next door.” The remake of Fright Night hits theaters this weekend.  Yes, yes, I know that it probably won’t be as good as the classic Fright Night directed by Tom Holland but it has a terrific cast lead by Colin Farrell and David Tennant so I’m willing to give it a shot. (Check out the trailer...

In 2002, Neil Marshall exploded onto the scene with a wild werewolf movie called Dog Soldiers.  Dog Soldiers tells the story of six British Army soldiers dropped into the Scottish Highlands to perform routine training exercises only to discover that something much more sinister is afoot – approximately seven afoot tall to be exact – with ears, fur...

Kevin Smith has set out to prove the critics wrong!  After spending years making stoner comedies in his own little world called the Askiewniverse, Smith has broken his own mold and made a horror film close to his heart.  Smith shopped the script for Red State around to all of the usual suspects but was only met with rejection.  Smith raised the money to shoot...

Now that the Fright Night Film Fest has passed, our celebration of John Carpenter has come to end – an end that is until we make the trip out to see The Ward at the theater when it comes to North Carolina.  This week we thought we’d get back to the basics with one of Streebo’s favorite directors – the Mexican Madman himself –...

The Mutantville Players were on hand to meet John Carpenter at the Fright Night Film Fest in Kentucky this past weekend.  For today’s Indie Filmmaker Spotlight, we’ve decided to bring you some handy dandy convention tips for first timers to help you get the optimal experience at the con of your choice!  This episode features a very special guest...