Eben McGarr

Rarely has a magazine impressed us as much as the brand spanking new Mad Monster. Coming in fresh out of the crypt, this is not your ordinary reading material ... in fact it's one of the single most creative, fun, and interactive things we've ever gotten our claws into filled with games, toys, paper models, etc. Prepare to be blown away!

We told you about filmmaker Eben McGarr's upcoming horror comedy Hanukkah back in the early summer and showed you two hilarious one-sheets for the film. Just in time to burn those oils, Eben's back with a new teaser guaranteed to make you giggle maniacally. Hold on tight to your Torahs! Synopsis

For decades Christmas has been hoggin' the spotlight when it comes to holiday themed horror movies. Filmmaker Eben McGarr (House of the Wolf Man, Sick Girl) is out to change all of that with his new flick Hanukkah. Hold on tight to your Torahs!

Eben McGarr's love letter to the films of days gone by has found a home that will helpfully distribute it to the masses. Taurus Entertainment, yes, that Taurus Entertainment, has acquired the film. No word yet on what they're planning to do with it, but let's just hope it's not another in-name-only sequel.

Never mind all the big budget remakes that are supposed to wow you from their opening seconds. Screw all the lame ass CGI effects that most of the time add nothing to our horror genre other than making it seem a bit more cartoonish. If you're in the market for something old school and completely badass, you need to be digging on Eben McGarr's latest feature House of the Wolf Man. We've been telling you about it for months, but now some lucky folks in LA will finally get to see it!

Just yesterday we brought you the goods on House of the Wolf Man, and today the trailer surfaces! Wanna get even more excited? You certainly shall!

One of our eagle-eyed readers sent us a heads-up about a new installment in the Wolf Man saga entitled House of the Wolf Man that is being filmed in and around the Los Angeles area with Sick Girl (review here) director Eben McGarr pulling double duty as the film's writer and director and Lon Chaney, Jr.'s grandson, Ron Chaney, starring as the titular character.

Though they may take a very, very long time to get the films out there, you really can’t deny that it’s more than worth the wait for anything Synapse Films does these days. Their years-in-the-making DVD of Home Sick is the latest example, and recently president Don May, Jr. talked about two more upcoming releases that I’m sure will prove my point.

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Leslie Andrews, John McGarr, Charlie Trepany, Stephen Geoffreys Directed by Eben McGarr

It’s odd; I have had a copy of Sick Girl in my hands since it got such a good reaction at the last Fear Fest, but I’ve yet to actually sit down with it yet. My plan was to do so tonight, which may have inspired the good news Twitch learned today.