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...
Regan couldn’t resist having a bonus Day of the Dead Blog to wrap up her 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween…check out her interview with a programmer at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival, Christian Burgess! Watch NOW...
Halloween would not be complete without Vincent Price, which is why Regan made it Part 2 of her 13th Horrifically Silly Day of Halloween…reminisce with her now…
The 13th of Regan’s 13 Horrifically Silly Days fell on Halloween and involved two parts…the first of which was an interview with local B-movie filmmaker and review writer Adam Thorn! See it now…
Have you seen Day 12 of Regan’s 13 Horrifically Silly Days, in which she interviews Kelly Michael Stewart, director of the Blood in the Snow Film Festival, as well as some of the filmmakers? No? You must — check it out NOW!
Have you had a chance to check out Regan’s 9th day of her 13 Horrifically Silly Days? It happens to cover her 15th Anniversary celebration with hubby Kevin Risk at the Monster Dash! Her costume as a Zombie Bride is AMAZING — check it out!!!
Now that it's 2020, and I have to ask you…have you checked out Regan’s 8th day of her 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween series? Check out her interview with Bern Euler of the Canadian Film Festival...right HERE...
Have you had a chance to check out Regan’s 7th Day of her 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween? She interviews horror author and publisher Christian Laforet, which is totally the genre you’re thinking about this time of year, right? 😉 Click HERE to read all about it!
The 5th Day of a most silly and horrifying Halloween featured guest Peter Donato, founder of the Monster Dash - a race for young and old, ghoul or goblin, here in Toronto (at the Science Centre!)...click HERE!
The Blood in the Snow Film Festival opens this Thursday, November 21 with the 9:30pm screening of horror-comedies (yay!) "Puppet Killer" (and short films "...) at the Royal Cinema (608 College St., Toronto)...and I will be there to check it out, and follow up with a blog post filling you...
