Dread

It's been a while since we've been treated to an edition of Joe Lynch's Body Count on G4's "Attack of the Show", but he's back and ready to dish his latest picks from the gory side of the street.

Definitely the biggest DVD release this week is the After Dark Horrorfest box set with, if not eight films worth dying for, at least a couple that are worth your time; and the fun of the thing is figuring out which ones they are. But that's not all that's coming out March 23rd; read on for the rest.

It's that wonderful time of the year again! As of March 23rd you'll be able to take home either the entire set or just your favorite movies from this year's After Dark Horrorfest 4, and we've put in the hours to find out what is worth your time and what was best left dead and buried. Dig it, baby!

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy

In Anthony DiBlasi's adaptation of Clive Barker's short story "Dread", one of the characters is an artist, and in anticipation of Dread's DVD release (along with the rest of this year's Horrorfest entries), one lucky person can have his or her portrait painted by Nicole Balzarini, the real artist behind Quaid (Shaun Evans)'s paintings in the film.

It’s an often heard story when you work in the film industry that it can take just one moment to change your life completely. Such is the case for writer/director/producer Anthony DiBlasi.

Horrorfest 4 kicks off in exactly two weeks, and no doubt many of you have been wondering if it'll be happening in your home town ... and if not, how far will you have to travel to be a part of it? Well, wonder no more as After Dark Films has released its up-to-date list of cities and locations for the fest.

This year's After Dark Horrorfest 4 is looking pretty damned strong! In fact we'd hazard to say that it's probably the strongest since the first festival. It's all in the movies, man, and Anthony DiBlasi's big screen adaptation of Clive Barker's Dread (review here) looks like it may just be this year's crown jewel!

One of the bright spots of next year's After Dark Horrorfest (or should we say dark spots?) will no doubt be Anthony DiBlasi's big screen adaptation of Clive Barker's Dread (review here). Three new images from the flick surfaced tonight showing off some eye candy, and of course we got the goods for ya.

A new international trailer debuted online today for Anthony DiBlasi's big screen adaptation of Clive Barker's Dread and we've got it right here for you brimming with darkness and suffering.

One of the bright spots of next year's After Dark Horrorfest (or should we say dark spots?) will no doubt be Anthony DiBlasi's big screen adaptation of Clive Barker's Dread (review here). We've got our hands on a couple of news bits that should help you get nice and geared up for the film's release.

After Dark Films just released the official poster for one of this year's eight films to die for, Anthony DiBlasi's film version of Clive Barker's Dread, and as always we've got a look at it for you.

Anthony DiBlasi's adaptation of Clive Barker's Dread (review here) is quickly gaining steam as a true fan favorite during its festival run and now it appears that the flick will also get its due at the years biggest horror film festival.

Reviewed by Paul McCannibal Starring Jackson Rathbone, Shaun Evans, Hanne Steen, Laura Donnelly, Jonathan Readwin Directed by Anthony DiBlasi

Another round of stills from this year's Film 4 FrightFest that should entice both Clive Barker fans and you ever-so-hungry fans of the living dead!