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The Cursed makes Werewolves scary again

The Cursed makes Werewolves scary again

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  The Cursed is a historical horror set in the 1800s somewhere in Rural France. In real life, there had been stories about encounters with the so-called werewolves. Despite the lack of proof of their existence, the legend and the folklore made people from the past believe they are real. This LD entertainment film managed to bring back the mystique and dread of the werewolf lore. It is written and directed by Sean Ellis who is known for the film Anthropoid. Werewolves had been sexualized  by more recent media that the folklore lost it’s edge. The pacing of the movie is fast but it never runs short when it comes to character development and world-building.   In Video Games werewolves became filler enemies. After being watered down in different genres of fiction, This film was originally titled Eight for Silver when it was released at the Sundance film festival. The New title is more subtle and doesn’t give away the fact it’s a film about werewolves. There is promise and

New Clip From Bonehill Road

New Clip From Bonehill Road

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Wild Eye Releasing still hasn’t revealed when their werewolf movie Bonehill Road will be available on digital. But it’s on DVD now, so to spread the word, Wild Eye has released a new clip from the feature. View it below: To referesh your memory further, Bonehill Road is the one with the awesome VHS-era poster art that we take every opportunity we can to repost. If you’re counting, this marks the third time: That’s the stuff. Emily and Eden Stevens escape one violent situation only to dive head first into another. Terrified and alone they are stranded in the dark woods only to be chased into a horrific scene in a house or horrors. They must work together to get out alive. But what is worse? What is on the inside or out? Bonehill Road stars Linnea Quigley, Gary Kent, and David E. McMahon, and was directed by legendary underground filmmaker Todd Sheets. As we said it’s on DVD now, and a VOD release is still listed as “soon.”

Everyday Paranormal Experiences, Interview #6

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I can see the goose-bumps raise the hairs on his arms, Carlos swallows before blurting out, “Them eyes along the road, they… they follow you!” I’m rather used to my interviewees taking pleasure in building their story up from the ground before getting to the good part.  Carlos was different though, he was sure that nature itself was out to get him – as he described himself, he was “a born’n’bred city boy, no shame in it.” He explained that his father had left his family when he was too young to remember it, and his mother had the insurmountable task of raising him and his four siblings alone in the Detroit slums.  Carlos was the youngest of the five children, and when he graduated from high school (he was only the second of his siblings to do so) he moved out of his mother’s home to start his own life.  This freed his mother from the burden of dependent children and she soon started to date again. Carlos’ mother,