News

Catching up with runaway sister Venus (Jaidyn Triplett), Jazmin Price (Samantha Russell) agrees to take her sibling far away from her troublesome situation at home if she feels the same way after she’s been given a tour of her hometown and the spooky stories involving their ancestors. It’s anthology time, folks, which always piques my interest, and this one focuses on both LGBTQ+ society and people of colour so I was looking forward to writer director Parker Brennon bringing their unique and vibrant perspective to the portmanteau pic.

I’m disappointed, and incredibly frustrated, that Hauntology does not only miss the chance to truly freshen up the subgenre but also lacks some comprehension of those magic elements which make the format sparkle. The template is there: framing device; four different tales spanning the years (plus a bonus mission for the sisters at the very end); a sprinkling of...

"I can't stay here." "There's no reason to be afraid." Gravitas Ventures has unveiled an official trailer for a film called Hauntology, an indie horror project originally pitched as a "Queer Horror Road Trip Movie." It's an anthology feature with various horror segments - an older sister takes her fearless runaway sibling Venus on a road trip, to share the most chilling tales surrounding their hometown. Jazmin takes Venus on a journey around Ohio, where Jazmin tells supernatural tales featuring characters have more in common with Venus than they first realize. Hauntology features four ghostly vignettes and another wrap-around story - a series of ghost stories taking them to four very haunted places. The movie stars Jaidyn Triplett as Venus Price, Samantha Russell as Jazmin, and Naomi Grossman as Annalisa, with Zoey Luna, Samantha Robinson, Nancy Loomis, Kurt Oberhaus, among others. An original feature made with crowdfunding, this queer horror...

Stars: Ellen Boscov, Darryl Charles, Rob Coulter, Zoey Miller, Bob Quintana, Bill Reick, John Reshetar, Melanie Rosedale, Samantha Russell, Ashlee Rose Toll, Zachary Uzupis, Raquel Watson | Written and Directed by Justin Miller

After almost a couple of months of pretty much only watching Christmas movies (yes I’m that person), I got back on track at the start of 2023 and immediately went with some low-budget horror. Something I am of course, very at home with.

Sleep. Walk. Kill. is indeed very low-budget too. But, like many movies of a similar ilk, it has that charm, to it, which if you have watched these types of movies, or at the very least, watch this knowing what to expect, then there’s plenty of fun to be had. But this is not for everyone.

Let’s get the bad out of the way first, the acting, for the most part, isn’t great.

A full Free Movie of the Day is posted on the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel every day of the week – but on Fridays things get a little freakier and a little more fun. Get your weekend started the right way by indulging in Friday Fright Nights! Every Friday, we’ll be taking a look at another genre movie you can watch in its entirety, free of charge, either on the YouTube channel linked above or in the video embed here.

Have you ever heard of The Hum? Or maybe I should ask, have you ever heard The Hum? It’s this strange sound that has been heard in different locations around the world over the last fifty years. No one knows for sure what causes this sound, which is why it has been featured on Unsolved Mysteries and mentioned on The X-Files.

I’ve been thinking about The Hum today...

Creepy Ex-Boyfriend Productions has provided us with an exclusive trailer for their upcoming comedy Notzilla. We've seen a lot of takes on the Godzilla franchise over the years, but Notzilla truly sets itself apart from the rest of the pack. Creepy Ex-Boyfriend Productions have joined forces with distributors Indie Rights for digital and Allied Vaughn for the physical media releases of the hilarious award-winning kaiju comedy spoof, which is set for release on August 18th.

When a scientist from Japan smuggles a monster's egg into the United States, what could possibly go wrong when it actually hatches? Notzilla shows us exactly what can and will go wrong, even though it could have all been avoided. The key to this monster is keeping him away from booze. Once he gets a sip, he grows and doesn't stop. The race is on as the alcoholic monster drinks beer and wreaks havoc, while...