Cary Elwes

Toys in the Attic is a very unique looking animated film set during the Cold War. With multiple forms of animation, combined with live acting, this film looks very intriguing. Check out this clip and become a believer.

More eye candy has come our way, this time non-AFM related, so we're feeling pretty good about bringing it to you! What we have for you here are two new images from the new film from John Penney, who has worked on such classic films as The Kindred, The Power, Return of the Living Dead, and Return of the Living Dead III, entitled Shadows.

Longtime fans of the genre should be familiar with the name John Penney, who has worked on such classic films as The Kindred, The Power, and Return of the Living Dead and Return of the Living Dead III. The man is back, this time in the director's chair, with a new feature film entitled Shadows, and we've got your very first look!

Feeling a little let down about the Saw series ending? Not sure how to face a Halloween without the promise of a new entry in the juggernaut horror series? Texas Frightmare Weekend might be able to help with that.

It almost feels weird not already talking about the next Saw. We miss Jigsaw. For better or worse (Saw V) the crazed thinking man's killer has become like an old friend. A comfy sweater. You get where we're going.

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy Starring Cary Elwes, Michael Biehn, Gabriel Mann, Sara Foster

It’s hard to believe it’s been almost seven years since the horror genre was turned on its head by the juggernaut that is the Saw franchise, and it was in that first installment where we met one of the first Jigsaw victims: Dr. Lawrence Gordon, played by Cary Elwes.

It’s hard to believe it’s been almost seven years since the horror genre was turned on its head by the juggernaut that is the Saw franchise, and it was in that first installment where we met one of the first Jigsaw victims: Dr. Lawrence Gordon, played by Cary Elwes.

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy

What is this world coming to? So get this ... a TV spot for Saw 3D has been banned in the UK because a ten-year-old kid complained to his parents that it was "distressing". That's right, distressing! The news comes straight from the BBC:

All Hallow’s Eve approaches, and so does the supposed swan song of the Saw series. In what has become a Halloween tradition, the Saw movies have offered a funhouse ride filled with puzzles, contraptions and harsh Old Testament judgment. Made the wrong choices in life? Take something for granted? Bang! Find yourself locked in a steel death trap.

No, no one has recorded the great "Mandylor" song; however, over on the official YouTube page of a movie musical genius named Goldentusk, he has added his own lyrics to the very popular Saw theme song.

After a long day capped off with late three-dimensional torture porn absurdity, and with no Uncle Creepy around to record an immediate Saw-centric Foycast, I jotted down a few talking points to guide me as I sat down to record what I intended to be a brief solo audio review of Saw 3D that ended up a 17-minute rant of me rambling (at times only semi-coherently) about how mentally chal

Reviewed by Andrew Kasch Starring Tobin Bell, Costas Mandylor, Betsy Russell, Sean Patrick Flanery

After seven torturous years for Jigsaw's victims, the latest installment of Saw is finally here for us to say goodbye to, or maybe not. Regardless, it has been a wild ride. Who knew that a little movie from a couple of Australian filmmakers could become such a phenomenon?