Romania’s premier absurdist turns the tale of Dracula into a volatile combination of asinine nonsense and intimidating intelligence.

The 'Ghostwatch' premiere swept the UK into a frenzy. It continues to terrify audiences with its paranormal investigation gone horribly wrong

The new disaster epic from Motern Media finds them in conflict with Ancient Pilgrim Magic, time-stopping rocks, and water that freezes people

Dancing on edge of perception, Briscoe Park is an exploration of the failure of presence that conjures cascading histories from remnants.

Del Toro's turn directing the vampire hero melds the strange, uncanny movement of classic vampires into an action film.

The majority of Blade Independent Studios films are lost. A Darker Light, their atmospheric, dread-tinged vampire film survives.

Split Picks reemerges to sift through Video Violence and its sequel, two classic shot-on-video horror films from director Gary P. Cohen.

Fessenden’s melancholy and sexy take on vampire tropes is the best feature in the writer-director-producer-editor’s personal Dark Universe

Cohen has always made art with the people around him, and two of those films, Video Violence and its sequel, became mainstays of SOV horror.

Phantom frequencies beget societal annihilation in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's portrait of a world succumbing to metaphysical decay.

Split Tooth has evaded the proverbial stake through the heart to bring you year seven (VII) of October Horror!

With an emphasis on the horrors of small-town existence, 'Roadkill' and 'My Sweet Satan' are as crucial to Van Bebber’s filmography as his features

Kramer's 1989 masterpiece is one of cinema's most daunting attempts to understand America in all of its confusion, dysfunction, and beauty.

Taking place over the span of an entire baseball game, Eephus follows two teams playing the final innings on their community field.

Shot and edited in anticipation of cancer surgeries, 'Commingled Containers' finds Brakhage pondering eternity as he plumbs Boulder Creek.

Marketed as an A-lister thirst trap extravaganza, the cops-and-robbers drama unfolds into a tale of loss and heartbreak through generations.

Frank V. Ross is at his most candid regarding what it takes to not only get a movie made, but to bring one to life, in this video interview.

The zenith of Adult Swim’s ongoing paid programming parodies delves into the craven madness of prescription drug commercials “The spectacle is nothing more than an image of happy unification surrounde...

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Brett Wright explores the entirely unorthodox career and style of Andy Milligan, a singular figure in the world of exploitation filmmaking.

Davies' final feature finds the director reimagining images, techniques, and ideas from throughout his career to remarkable effect.

Jones' Substack explores the quarter-century (1975-2000) he worked at Cellophane Square, a beloved record store in Seattle.

Tyler Rubenfeld joins Split Tooth for a career-spanning discussion and the premiere of his latest short, 'Another Sinking Sun.'

Tyler Rubenfeld joins Split Tooth for a career-spanning discussion and the premiere of his latest short, 'Another Sinking Sun.'

Misunderstood upon its release, 'Let's Scare Jessica To Death' is now recognized as one of the finest horror films of the 1970s.

'Things We Like,' the directorial debut from Adi Jahic, is now available to stream on Vimeo. Check it out here!

Jordan Lisi's debut feature, '12 and More Omissions,' excels by rejecting all the things expected of a first film.

Shinji Sōmai’s masterpiece follows a group of young teens stuck inside their school as a typhoon rattles the world around them.

Hooper's follow-up to 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' might be his most misunderstood work, but it hints at what was to come.

The Dream Syndicate defied all expectations with their major label debut. 40 years later, Medicine Show remains as unsettling as ever.

The acclaimed new short from Michael Glover Smith is now available online, premiering through Split Tooth.

In the shot-on-video holiday short "Silent Night Evil Night," not all gifts from the heart are equally festive.

“Just Like Christmas” is a perfect snow globe of a song, a minimalist masterwork that sublimates the holiday into a vapor

The legendary Seattle band is back with its first new record since 1999. It stands tall among their classic records.

Chiu discusses his films — Mangoshake and the epic Open Doom Crescendo — and his hopes and fears for DIY art in the future.