Indie Buzz: The Cabining (2013) Preview and Trailer
Earlier this morning we were basking in the horror comedy genius that is Tucker & Dale vs Evil and now we have news of another horredy in the form of The […]
Category Archives: Horredy
Motel Hell (1980)
Who doesn’t love the 80s? Whether its horror movies, fashion or music, it seems like the most fun (cheesy?) decade. I sometimes think I was born too late in the […]
Indie Buzz: Little Reaper (2013) Preview and Stills
From the brains and brawn behind The Beast – that’s Mr Peter Dukes and Dream Seekers Productions to you (read our interview with him here) – comes exciting new horredy, […]
In the Shadows: Q&A with director Gav Chuckie Steel
Gav Chuckie Steel checks back in with Horror Hothouse’s Emma Knock to discuss The Shadow of Death and what Deadbolt films are working on next. I first heard the name Gav […]
Hammertime with Hanson: Q&A with director of Sledge
Independent director and writer Kristian Hanson plugs in with Horror Hothouse’s Emma Knock to talk about his newest film, slasher comedy Sledge. Sledge is about a killer who thinks he is living […]
Indie Buzz: The Shadow Of Death (2012) review
Last night I settled down to a viewing of independent British slasher, The Shadow of Death. A completely non-budget horror set in the English woodland following Debra (Corinna Jane) and […]
Ginger Snaps (2000)
It’s a angst-fuelled film about teenage werewolves, and we know from recent years just how dire those kind of movies can be, so how is it that 2000s wolfy romp […]
Dark Shadows (2012)
Back in January, I hailed Dark Shadows as one of my most anticipated movies of the year. Starring Johnny Depp *swoon*, Christopher Lee, Eva Green, Michelle Pfeiffer and, surprise, surprise, Helena […]
Feast (2005)
Let the good times roll! I knew I was in for a treat with this one within the first minute. We have a bar full of a mishmash of stereotypical […]
Tucker & Dale Vs Evil (2010)
Initially I found the prospect of this film quite repellent. From the plot it sounded like it would be a hammy romp with little of interest to recommend. The more […]
