Growing up as a fan of horror in the late '90s into the early '00s, there was no better horror to me than the classic '80s slashers. There was something about the cheesy, over-the-top ridiculousness combined with the morbid and brutal kills that just made me fall in love with the genre. The movies weren't meant to be these massive art pieces that film students would dissect and pick apart for school; they were meant to be funny, gory, and maybe even give you a few scares. The

From director Chris J. Miller comes MORTUARY MASSACRE - 2016's epic, blood-soaked, gore-filled, terror-inducing, retro style horror anthology that will leave you in shock and disgust. The film features three short stories presented in a very clever, creative, and gory grand story line. The film its self clearly honors the grindhouse films of horror's past, and it does so in a very comedic way that works so goddamn well. It's filled with enough blood, guts, and cheese as you c

DRY BLOOD just recently hit streaming services this month, but make no mistake: this film has been catching the attention of horror audiences since its initial release in 2017 in the film festival circuit. Written by Clint Carney (who also plays the main character, Brian) and directed by Kelton Jones (who also plays the cop our main character encounters in the film), Dry Blood is a movie that I'm sure people will click off before its over, but the jokes on them: the last half

Believe it or not, it's been two and a half years since The Last Ten Seconds of Life dropped the bomb that was "The Violent Sound" on the scene which set the bar high for the bands notoriously heavy sound. It honestly feels like just yesterday that we were all passing around links to songs off that album; but to kick off 2019, TLTSOL came to fuck shit up with their latest release "Machina Non Grata" - fourteen tracks of pure, violent metal that - yet again - raises the standa

As a 29 year old grown man who consumes horror-based media on a daily basis, very - very - rarely do I come across a movie or show that I can call "terrifying" in the way that I called movies as child watching Friday the 13th or The Dentist did. In fact, I'm not even sure I've ever described any movie in any of my reviews here at Soulless Cult as truly terrifying. But that changes today with THE VOID - a 2016 (but released worldwide in 2017) supernatural horror written and di