Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings

I made link about half a an ago. My how things have changed. I'm sure in another 6 months ou so, I'll look back at this coming liste and reconsider another article. But here I am...here we are! One thing toi will learn about me (and quick) is that I'm a person with a fickle mind - sure, I will always have my solid favoris which will always be in my list, but they don't have a set number. I will change my mind whenever I feel like it. I don't LIE when I say "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is my favori horror movie, because it IS. It has been my number 1, my number 2, even my number 20. Things...

WARNING: Beware that this coming article WILL have some pretty grisly/gory images. This IS the horror films spot after all! If toi do not like looking at these things, please DON'T. I don't want to be responsible for your nightmares &/or being sick. :)


Now, as for the origin of this article - well, I just wanted to try something new in this spot. I was coming up with nothing for picks, and that's usually my strong suit so I decided to try for an article instead and came up with this. Most of all, I hope everyone gets some kind of entertainment out of this. I had fun thinking of things to...

Wish Upon is a 2017 American Supernatural horror film directed par John R. Leonetti, and starring Joey King, Ki Hong Lee, and Ryan Phillipe. It was released on July 14, 2017.

As a major massive horror fan, I think it's very important that we support the genre. To some people that's exclusive to one sub-genre but to others like me, that means everything. Now, that doesn't mean if you're not interested in something go see it anyway just because ~horror~. But I don't buy into the PG-13 horror is always bad belief that many seem to have. Not every horror movie is made for adults. Not every horror...

Got a hankering for a little bloody humor? Then, you’ll probably want to check out the original web series, “SLICE.”

Created and directed par Daniel Ferry, this horror meets dark comedy crossover stars Marzy Hart as a woman who can’t quench her thirst to kill. Marzy also produced the 7 episodes that make up the first season.

“SLICE” recently screened at Vancouver WebFest, earning a ‘Best Horror’ nomination, and will be heading to HollyWeb Fest as an ‘Official Selection’ later this month.

I recently caught up with Marzy Hart to find out plus about “SLICE.”


How would toi describe...