Today we are sharing an article from our good friend Uncle TNUC about another pal of our's Steve Moore. Steve is the man responsible for the excellent score for the film The Guest, as well as one half of the awesome synthwave band Zombi. TNUC did such a good write up on Steve's latest superb score from the blast of a sci-fi horror film The Mind's Eye, that we felt compelled to share it.

 

Back in October (Can't believe it's already going to be Thanksgiving) we spotlighted Witching Season Films from writer/director Michael Ballif. Michael previously had released three short horror films under the banner and now he is back with Witching Season Films most ambitious yet in "They Live Inside Us"

Found Footage 3D is one of the most celebrated horror films of the year. It has been screening at festivals and special showings throughout the country to much acclaim. Our friend over at PromoteHorror.com recently had the chance to interview its director (and writer) Steven Degennaro.

Every year when we start out our October planning, we have a long list of things we want to do and achieve, sometimes everything falls into place and we get a majority of it done (2014) , other times circumstances dictate otherwise (2015) .

This year was kind of a mixed bag, as we absolutely wanted to get more photo shoots done, but with a busy weekend schedule and traveling, it left us with little time to accomplish them. Luckily the final shoot of October is full of enough Halloween spirit to close out the season in style.

One of my favorite traditions at TrueHorror.net is pepping our annual October Mixes. Last year's House of the Devil inspired mix received a great response and I was really happy with how it turned out. This year it took a bit longer for me to find inspiration, but soon enough it came in the form of  one of my favorite horror films, Fright Night and it's famous nightclub scene. 

Back in August we attended the Popcorn Frights Film Festival in Miami. The festival opened with a film I knew very little about, but ended up loving. That film as you probably figured out by now was Fear, Inc. As I watched it, I kept saying to myself "People are going to eat this up, especially come October."

Opening night of the recent Popcorn Frights Film Festival in Miami kicked off with a film that other than seeing it on the program and reading the short synopsis, I had heard little about. As usual I opted to not read up on it and go in knowing as little as possible. That film was the horror-comedy Fear, Inc. and as it turned out, it ended up being a great way to start the fest and the crowd seemed to think so too.