Tag: indie film

Vampires, supernatural serial killers, ancient body-snatching worms, queer found families, and more — Isaiah Swanson knew he had to do a deep dive into the horror films of 19-year-old Australian filmmaker Alice Maio Mackay.

Sonny & Michael Mahal are perhaps THE most prolific indie horror filmmakers of the decade… It’s no wonder Isaiah Swanson couldn’t resist covering the Mahal Empire!

Few have delivered more entertaining takes on the shark subgenre of horror than Misty Talley, and Isaiah Swanson thinks it’s time to sink your teeth into her filmography!

Here are the new & upcoming horror creations for May-August 2024 from the HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in September…?

If you’re looking for a British found footage horror film, look no further. Lauren Spear shares her thoughts on Dagr (2024)

In March’s edition of Izzy’s Eerie Indies, Isaiah Swanson takes a look at Sam Krass’ horror film debut, Blood Bait (2024) – a vampire tale heavily inspired by Hammer films of olde!

This list is for viewers looking for something out of the ordinary. Uncanny, haunting, and just plain wrong — these surreal horror films will stick with you long after the nightmare is over.

For this month’s Izzy’s Eerie Indies, Isaiah Swanson spotlights Christopher Wesley Moore and his Southern-gothic-meets-giallo slasher When the Trash Man Knocks. It’s the deep south’s Deep Red!

Before we get any further into 2024, let’s look back at the past year just one last time. As a year in horror, 2023 was a fun year to be a cinephile but there were 10 that stood out to Christi Bandy for being extra special.

Step right up! This month, Izzy’s Eerie Indies looks at writer/director/actor Steve Rudzinski and his truly unique CarousHELL trilogy — indie horror films starring a sentient merry-go-round unicorn!

To honor the holiday season, Isaiah Swanson decided to check out the new anthology horror flick, I Slay On Christmas (2023), from independent filmmaking legend Phil Herman.

Based on the H.P. Lovecraft short story “The Thing on the Doorstep,” Joe Lynch’s latest film, Suitable Flesh, stars Heather Graham and Barbara Crampton — and reviewer Christi Bandy was entranced!