Check out this hilarious exchange between Uwe Boll and Wired writer Chris Kohler. It seems Boll was more than a little upset at Kohler’s response to the premiere of Postal, which you can read here. If you can snag a pass to the screening of the film at the Bloor this Thursday (high noon) in [...]

As the bio on his official site and this Wikipedia article evidence, award-winning columnist Douglas Rushkoff is a talented and respected writer. As this article in Discover, titled “What You Can Learn from Zombie Movies: With lessons on science, consumerism, and the soul, a truly educational genre” evidences, even the smartest writers can come off [...]

Rue Morgue loves Thor. We had him here in Toronto last year for a screening of Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare and, as anyone how’s met him will tell you, he’s the nicest viking warrior out there cruising the tundra. As part of the event, he threw a preacher off the stage at the Bloor cinema [...]

I got this press release the other day:
I would like to call your attention to a new video interview with writer-director Eli Roth on HollywoodinHiDef.com.
At Comic-Con, veteran Hollywood journalist Scott Hettrick interviewed writer-director Eli Roth about the recently announced Hostel: Part 2 on Blu-ray. Eli Roth discusses the exclusive features on the Blu-ray version of [...]

…if you’re in Vancouver.
I love this stuff. If you’re an aspiring filmmaker, there may be no better way to get your feet wet (with blood, of course) and test your mettle against the pressure of deadlines tighter than Tura Satana’s hotpants.
CineMuerte presents
BLOODSHOTS CANADA 2007
The 48-Hour Horror Filmmaking Challenge
Vancouver Filming Dates: Oct. 19-21
Vancouver Screening Date: Wednesday [...]

One of the highlights of the year for us is cruising to Montreal to take in the FanTasia film festival. Beautiful city, great people, fantastic food and a metric crapload of crazy genre movies — it doesn’t get much better than that. Well, OK, it does. Add parties to the list and it’s without a [...]

The last time it happened I was in a building that seemed to be an airport. Through the large glass windows the sky was churning – a mix of dark reds, purples and oranges that reminded me of a Munch painting. I was transfixed as a terrified crowd rushed towards the doors of the building. [...]