News

Meshed with witty, blunt dialogue, a thirst for unconditional violence and a stellar performance by the flame breather Flambeaux, Gothkill is everything that micro-budget film making should be all about. Instead of a driven focus on the effects, this satanic underground cult hit relies on the influences of Roger Corman - violence, non-sense out of commonsense and naked women. During the time of Inquisition, Catholic Priest Nicholas Dread forced two innocent women to confess themselves as being witches against God and his disciples. Learning of the town's envious truth to conspire against the women for their wealth and the Catholic church's greed of their land, Nicholas upholds his part as a good man of the cloth. The church turns on Nicholas, burning him at the stake to shut him up but before he burns, he makes a pact with the Lord of Darkness himself. Nicholas wants his own kingdom in...

It feels so good to be home. Not that La was bad or anything, but I'm glad to be around my local compadres and sleep in my own bed.

From June 5-7, the Fango staff and I took over the Jacob Javits Center on Manhattan's West Side and immersed ourselves in the glory that is the Weekend of Horrors (New York Style!!).

I started off the weekend helping to set up the booth. It's amazing the random things that happen at these conventions. I'm just standing there and who’s behind me, John Russo, writer of Night Of The Living Dead. I have to say, I usually do not get star struck... but I mean its John Russo. I wrote a thesis on Notld. This film is one of my favorites of all time. For me to get a chance to shake Mr. Russo's hand is mind boggling. After getting...