Filthy Review - A Dangerous Method

A Dangerous Method (2011)

Review by Jude Felton

As I developed my love of horror films as a teen back in the 80s’ I discovered the joys of director David Cronenberg’s movies. Movies such as Scanners, Rabid and Shivers, amongst others were consumed and enjoyed, and all were very much horror movies that examined either the human body or mind. As the years have gone by his movies might be slightly less visceral, but the themes of the movies have generally stayed the same. With A Dangerous Method, Cronenberg once again visits the inner workings of the mind and, to a certain degree, the body.

The Turnpike Killer Is Coming For You

2010's The Super was without a doubt one of my favorite films from that year. It was sleazy, grimy and violent as it follows the occupants of a New York City apartment block. Now the writing/directing team of Evan Makrogiannis and Brian Weaver are back with The Turnpike Killer which, if the trailer is anything to go by, looks to follow in the violent tradition of The Super.

Filthy Review - Camel Spiders

Camel Spiders (2012)

Review by Jude Felton

When approaching a movie with the title Camel Spiders you can pretty much guarantee that you aren’t going to get a movie that requires much use of the old grey matter. Add to this the fact that it is directed by Jim Wynorski, under the pseudonym Jay Andrews, a director that has brought us such faire as The Da Vinci Coed and Alabama Jones and the Busty Crusade, and you can get a rough idea of where this puppy is heading. Don’t get ready to condemn this to the basement just yet though.

October Baby - New Clip

I previously covered the upcoming October Baby here, where you can check out the trailer. Now, to coincide with the theatrical release on March 23, I have a new clip to share with you. Also "the producers of OCTOBER BABY have assigned 10% of the profits  to the Every Life is Beautiful Fund, which will distribute funds to frontline organizations helping women facing crisis pregnancies, life-affirming adoption agencies, and those caring for orphans."

The Legend of Hell's Gate: An American Conspiracy - Poster and Stills

It would appear that we are all going to Hell this week. A couple of days ago it was Hell's Labyrinth, and now today I have received news on the latest flick from Phase 4 Films entitled The Legend of Hells Gate: An American Conspiracy. The film is set to hit theaters on March 30 and stars Eric Balfour, Summer Glau, Lou Taylor Pucci, Jenna Dewan and Henry Thomas. You can check out the poster above and a batch of stills below.

MTI Send Us To Hell's Labyrinth In April!

On April 17 MTI Home Video will be taking us to Hell, as they release the Sci-fi/Horror flick Hell's Labyrinth. The movie will be available on DVD, VOD and Digital Download, depending on your preference.

Korean 3D Thriller Sector 7 US Blu-ray And DVD Release Details

I first posted news about the Korean 3D action thriller last May (you can read that article here), so I am quite excited to bring you the release details of the US Blu-ray and DVD. On June 26 Shout! Factory will be releasing Sector 7 on 3D Blu-ray (which will also include 2D version) and on DVD. For all the information about the release, including extras, pre-order link and loads of stills, keep on reading.

Mutant Girls Squad Blu-ray And DVD Release Details

Ready for more mental Oriental action? Because I always am! Sushi Typhoon and Well Go USA, who recently brought us Helldriver and Yakuza Weapon, will be unleashing Mutant Girls Squad on Blu-ray/DVD combo pack and DVD on May 22nd. Check out below for all the details and a plethora (not often I get to use that word) of stills from the movie.

Lair of Filth Exclusive Clip From Corman Produced Camel Spiders

To coincide with the release to Blu-ray and DVD of Camel Spiders on March 27 I have a Lair of Filth exclusive clip to share with you. Camel Spiders is directed by Jim Wynorski, produced by the legendary Roger Corman and stars Brian Krause and C. Thomas Howell, and I will have a review of the film up next weekend.

Filthy Review - Splintered

Splintered (2012)

Review by Jude Felton

I will admit that I knew little about co-writer/director Simeon Halligan’s debut feature length movie. I did know that is originally saw the light of day in 2010 in the UK, and as such was keen to watch it. The horror output from England has not only increased of late, but in general it has greatly improved as well. The fact that the movie hadn’t crossed my radar was a concern though, as usually I like to keep my finger on the pulse of what is happening in horror, especially from the UK.