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Welcome back for day six of Daily Dead’s 2013 Holiday Gift Guide! It’s a brand new week, which means we’ve got five more days of badass horror and sci-fi themed gift ideas in store for you. Keep checking back each day for more fun gifts picked with you guys in mind. Read More
Welcome to day five of Daily Dead’s 2013 Holiday Gift Guide! What better way to get ready for a holiday weekend than more horror-themed gift ideas for all the genre-lovers in your life (including yourself of course!)? For today’s choices, we have something from Ghostbusters for the ladies, some awesomely wacky Cthulhu choices, a book to celebrate Doctor Who’s recent 50th Anniversary and of all things- a Nightmare on Elm Street toaster. Read More
Happy Thursday! Today is day four of Daily Dead’s 2013 Holiday Gift Guide and for today’s picks, we have more slasher goodies, some kicks that would make Pinhead proud, a couple of one-of-a-kind Walking Dead nutcrackers and a recent board game that looks to be perfect for almost any age (even if it is for kids). Read More
Welcome back! It’s day three of Daily Dead’s 2013 Holiday Gift Guide and we’ve got some really fun gifts for you today, including a badass “Walking Dead” bath robe and some slasher-fied pint glasses for all you beer lovers out there.
For the next few weeks in December, we’re going to be bringing you some of our very favorite gift ideas perfect for any horror and/or sci-fi fan, so read on to check out a few more killer genre-themed gift choices below and be sure to head back to Daily Dead tomorrow for more awesome stuff in our 2013 Holiday Gift Guide. We’ve found tons of badass gifts, picked with you guys in mind, so you’ll definitely want to keep checking back each day for all sorts of nifty stuff to come. Read More
The year is 1979 and you are camp counselors who are being stalked through a maze of cabins and camp trails by Otis, a homicidal killer that wears a bear mask. Welcome to Camp Grizzly, a survival horror board game that has already reached its goal on Kickstarter and has more than doubled it.
I knew this was something that Daily Dead readers would be really excited to learn more about, so I got in touch with Jason Peter Topolski and Austin Madison of Ameritrash Games to learn all about their project. Continue reading to find out how this game evolved from an idea they had in high school in the 90′s, what the extra Kickstarter funds will bring to the final product, future release plans, and their interest in a Camp Grizzly movie: Read More
Thanks for coming back for day two of Daily Dead’s 2013 Holiday Gift Guide. For the next few weeks in December, we’re going to be bringing you some of our very favorite gift ideas that are ideal for all the horror and sci-fi lovers out there. Take a look at some more cool genre-themed gift choices and be sure to check back every day this week for more awesome stuff in Daily Dead’s 2013 Holiday Gift Guide as there is lots more to come this month! Read More
Hey Everyone- Happy Holiday Season! Hard to believe it’s already this time of year but the holidays are officially upon us now. We here at Daily Dead thought would make for the perfect time to launch our brand new Holiday Gift Guide. Over the next several weeks, Daily Dead is going to be posting some of our favorite gift items and ideas for all the horror and sci-fi lovers in your life (and if that means you, well- you deserve a gift or two this year, right?). Read More
A simple story of a street gang terrorizing a soon-to-be abandoned police station while the inhabitants within fight for their lives, Assault on Precinct 13 is surprisingly touching and a great example of Carpenter’s economy as a filmmaker, as the film is lean and packs quite a punch. While the plot sounds flimsy, it’s Carpenter’s care for his characters, creating real people we care about, in extraordinary circumstances that make it work on so many levels rather than becoming a mindless action film. Read More
If horror has become a springboard for filmmakers to move on to projects beyond the boundaries of the genre, Ti West catapults himself to the next level with The Sacrament. A chilling psychological study disguised as another of the director’s deliberately-paced thrillers, West finds a found-footage conceit that actually makes sense, and then populates it with characters who make real journeys and genuinely earn audience sympathies. Read More
