It’s man versus super-intelligent ants in this interesting and engaging low-budget sci-fi/horror flick.

An elderly California grandmother was cremated in her backyard by her daughter and grandson, who then cashed her monthly retirement checks for nearly a year. In addition, bits of her skull were made into a necklace and worn by the daughter. (With photos posted to MySpace). Nice.

Irwin Allen, the guy who brought you 70s disaster films The Towering Inferno and The Poseidon Adventure, returns with the killer bee movie The Swarm, starring Michael Caine and a whole bunch of other A-list actors who would love to forget this flick, we’re sure. Put on your bee suits and read on…

Bob Clark’s Dead of Night (reissued under the title Deathdream) is his second horror feature and it’s a creepy, melancholy, low-key thriller that speaks volumes about the Vietnam conflict without referring to it once by name.

In 1983 New Line Cinema helped release this cult British “Video Nasty” about a dad who is abducted and returns as a rather repulsive alien thing.
A very odd little film featuring clowns, toys coming to life, a woman giving birth to a full grown man, and a nude Maryam d’Abo.

Prophecy (1979), the mutant-bear movie, and C.H.U.D. (1984), the mutant homeless movie, both feature monsters created by mankind’s negligence and greed run amok. Read on…

“Geoul sokeuro”, A South Korean Horror Flick Recently Remade As “Mirrors”

Ray Dennis Steckler’s Cult Flick With Evil Gypsy Fortune Tellers, Musican Numbers, And Long-Ass Titles