Tag Archives: V/H/S/2

The Park City at Midnight favorite Killers has been picked up by distributor Well Go USA Entertainment. Killers is the latest from the Mo Brothers, Timo Tjahjanto and Kimo Stamboel, and stars Kazuki Kitamura, Oka Antara, Rin Takanashi, Luna Maya, ...

Continuing with our end of the year wrap-up, here is the second 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, ...

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, ...

DIABOLIQUE asked all of our contributors and friends of the magazine, from filmmakers to film critics, to send us a list of their favorite genre films from the year. The films were ranked according to the frequency with which they ...

Within the independent horror scene, the most provocative, and polarizing, anthology franchise has been the V/H/S series, which utilizes the “found footage” aesthetic with low-budget resourcefulness, showcasing the talents of some of horror’s up-and-coming talents. And while the films have ...

One of the more interesting aspects about the horror genre is the willingness to experiment within the confines of audience expectation. More than drama, comedy and even science fiction, the horror genre has always been more receptive to the more ...

One of the most enjoyable aspects of the anthology film, especially those with multiple directors at the helm, is the sense of discovery that each segment encapsulates. As the short-form storytelling format lends itself to creativity and innovative framework, the ...

Horror. To some, the genre is that of cheap thrills, startles and nightmare fodder to allow entertainment to be entertaining without the need to turn on one’s brain. To others, Horror is a conduit that our deepest fears, anxieties and ...

Whether or not horror film aficionados would like to admit it or not, there’s a strange correlation between the horror film world and the culture of popular music. The fandom between both is incredibly loyal and resourceful, especially when factoring ...

When crafting an anthology film, one must consider the consequences of placing a segment that throws down the gauntlet to the other segments. In an anthology that comes from a sole director, such as Creepshow or Trick ‘r’ Treat, the ...