Tag Archives: Adam Green

Monsters are “real” in Digging Up the Marrow, an air-quotes documentary that doesn’t completely reinvent the whole found-footage format but improves upon it. After deformed backwoods slice-and-dicer Victor Crowley and frost bite, horror filmmaker Adam Green (he of the gory, fun ...

Continuing with our end of the year wrap-up, here is the first half of all the individual Top 10 Horror Movie lists we received as part of our poll. These personal lists of 2013 favorites were submitted by critics, filmmakers, ...

It’s a dark and stormy night, and the barely-legal teenage girl is home alone for the evening. Perhaps she is preparing for an illicit sexual encounter with her equally teenaged boyfriend, or perhaps she is popping popcorn to watch a ...

There are few genres of cinema where the rapidly changing times has become as obvious as the horror genre. As latex suits and concocted blood has been replaced with pixilated digital files, stories that were once innovative and inspiring have ...

When it comes to being a director in the horror genre, there’s a certain amount of resilience and fortitude needed to withstand the territory. Horror has always been incredibly divisive as content alone, often pulling in both supporters and critics ...

[rating=3] One of the difficulties in reviewing a Hatchet film is the direction of which to take the review, given that the franchises’ overexposed issues with the MPAA and overt criticism plants seeds into a horror fans subconscious. On one ...

When it comes to being a director in the horror genre, there’s a certain amount of resilience and fortitude needed to withstand the territory. Horror has always been incredibly divisive as content alone, often pulling in both supporters and critics ...

As of late, the residence of horror-comedy hybrids have primarily been on television, with Todd and The Book of Pure Evil pleasing crowds with Raimi-esque delight or Reaper garnering a growing cult following after its far-too-brief run on the CW, ...