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Day 3 of my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween with my guest illustrator Alex Zgud…we chat about the re-release of our picture books “Sloth the Lazy Dragon” and “Merry Myrrh the Christmas Bat”
Welcome, welcome, welcome! – as John Oliver would say on Last Week Tonight. It’s the 3rd Day of Halloween and my 3rd blog and guest for my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween for 2021. This month, Mirror World Publishing and Pandamonium Publishing are re-releasing two of my picture storybooks – Sloth the Lazy Dragon and Merry Myrrh the Christmas
Day 2 of my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween with my guest author and publisher Justine Alley Dowsett…on VIDEO this time!
It is Day 2 of the 13 Horrifically Silly Days goodness, and today I have as my guest author and publisher Justine Alley Dowsett, who was actually my guest in a written interview on Day 2 of my 13 Days blog series back in 2019! This time, we chat on video about her latest genre book projects – including one
Day 1 of my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween with my guest Amelia Moses, director of the film BLOODTHIRSTY
IT HAS BEGUN! Presenting Day 1 of the 2021 edition of my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween! This year, I will be posting on this site, as well as where I’ve posted in 2019 & 2020 (reganwhmacaulay.com). We begin with young filmmaker and director Amelia Moses, whose films Bleed with Me and Bloodthirsty were both featured in the 2020
Puppet Killer press release!
There’s a press release I absolutely must share with you… Who’s pink and furry and full of fury? IndustryWorks Studios is pleased to announce the release of the award-winning horror comedy feature film ‘Puppet Killer’ exclusively at Regal September 21st. The film features a powerhouse of Award-winning Actors including Aleks Paunovic, Richard Harmon, Lisa Durupt, Jett Klyne and Gigi Saul Guerrero. ‘Puppet Killer’ has
Horror Express, 1972
While travelling on the Trans-Siberian Express, an anthropologist and his rival must contain the threat posed by the former’s cargo: a prehistoric ape which is the host for a lifeform that is absorbing the minds of the passengers and crew. You’ve gotta love it when Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee work together! Only Vincent Price would make this movie even
Assault on the Snakemen and Moopet Pastor on DVD
Recently, local B-movie filmmaker Adam Thorn debuted a double-feature DVD with Basement Videos that featured two of his films, Assault on the Snakemen and Moopet Pastor. Unfortunately, it’s no longer available through Basement Videos any. Luckily, Adam is releasing a limited *Canadian* edition DVD of the two films with extra features—available from the end of August to mid September! More details to come—keep your
Chopping Mall, 1986
In this fun, Roger and Julie Corman produced 80s B-movie, a group of young shopping mall employees have an after-hours party in one of the stores. After the mall goes on lock-down and before they can get out, the robot security system boots up, malfunctions (due to lightning strike), and goes on a killing spree, just as any put-out, put-upon
Past Interviews…the creators of the webseries “To No Man’s Land”
Check out my interview with the creators behind the web series “To No Mans Land” from the 2019 Blood in the Snow Film Festival Web Bites Program: (Dir. Khizer Khani) (12:00 mins) concept pilot When a catastrophic attack puts a peaceful galactic nation on the brink of war, a lowly Scout is sent to an isolated planet to obtain the
Night of the Creeps, 1986
An alien experiment crash lands on earth in the year 1959 and infects a member of a fraternity. Scientists freeze the body, but in “modern day”, which would be 1986, in this case, two geeks pledging to be in the same fraternity thaw the corpse. The parasitic slugs within proceed to infect the campus, transforming their hosts into zombies…mwa ha
The Stuff, 1985
The Stuff, directed by Larry Cohen and starring Michael Moriarty, Garrett Morris, Andrea Marcovicci, and Paul Sorvino is a satirical horror/sci-fi film about a super weird but delicious goo that oozes from the earth and is subsequently marketed as the scrumptious mystery dessert, natch. But the newest dessert sensation also causes zombie-like snackers who only want to consume more and
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