With its three-letter title and directed by the singularly named Elias, it’s no surprise that Gut is about as minimal a horror movie can be and still be considered a horror movie.

Michael Kosakowski’s Zero Killed is a documentary that explores everyday people’s murder fantasies, confessed on camera, then acted out in a short fictional film.

With President Wolfman, filmmaker Mike Davis has proven that his “Green” moviemaking technique of using public domain footage can make one hell of a uniquely original new film.

Father’s Day, an outrageous horror comedy by Astron-6 and Troma, is an over-the-top gorefest about the hunt for a serial killer who targets other people’s dads.

Waylon Bacon’s Help Wanted is a disturbingly hilarious walk through the worst first job ever, processing corpses in a grimy warehouse.

J.T. Petty goes deep into the dark world of underground horror in S&Man to try to understand why audiences enjoy violent movies.

Splatter movie pioneer Herschell Gordon Lewis returns with his latest gore-filled social satire, The Uh-Oh Show, which mixes humor and blood.

El Monstro Del Mar! is Australian filmmaker Stuart Simpson’s loving, and ultra-bloody, homage to the great Sixties American monster movies.

The Human Centipede is a revolting film by Dutch filmmaker Tom Six that finds three hapless victims sewn together into one hideous creation.

Horror director Tony Randel turns to guerrilla filmmaking with killer results for The Double Born, starring the phenomenal Sammi Davis.