YellowBrickRoad is going to make my head hurt. Not just because my spell check is underlining with RED every time I write the impossibly c...

If there's one thing I despise, it's politics. Call me naive, stupid or single minded but politics and I just do not get along. It...

When the opening credits of Ludlow begin, I feel like one of those giggly children at a funeral suddenly silenced by the shocked looks of t...

My buddies Mike and Chris of All Things Horror have been quietly doing something very important in the horror community in Boston. Every fir...

Although currently residing in Boston, there was a time--before I went to college, that I lived quietly at home with my parents and my dogs....

As someone who has a hard time digesting why people do crazy things in the name of religion, yet thinks it perfectly normal when people do ...

Directed by K.M. Jamison, Serial: Amoral Uprising is the start of something truly captivating. Running at 58 minutes, Serial is an introduct...

My latest foray into independent horror movies comes in the form of a film by Elli Raynai called The Return. The story is about a young man...

As someone who despises summer camp -the Cropsey urban legend was not something I had heard of. Not to be confused with Cropsey from the Bur...

Whilst at one of the many Filmsnobbery live chats that I attend I met and spoke with Matthew Shea - Writer, director, producer, editor- all...

A few of my closest confidantes know that one of my greatest weaknesses is a puzzle. I went through a brief stage in college where instead o...

Ink is by all accounts an extremely moving and deep little piece of low budget film making. It's one of those movies that makes me want ...