Posts tagged Dark Sky Films
Dark Sky Films' 50th Anniversary Edition Of "THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE" Is A Must Have This Spooky Season (Review)

The saying goes that “Everything Is Bigger In Texas” and the folks over at Dark Sky Films sure know this as we were sent a massive 50th Anniversary boxed set for “THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE.” Let’s dive into this box of terror and check out why YOU need to add this beast of a set to your collection.

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FANTASTIC FEST 2024: "THE SEVERED SUN" (2024) Cast And Crew Discuss Their Brilliant and Beautiful Folk Horror Film (INTERVIEW)

Macabre Daily sits down with Dean Puckett (Writer, Director), Ian Forbes (Cinematographer), Barney Harris (Actor), and Lewis Gribeen (Actor) to talk about the film "THE SEVERED SUN" which has its world premiere at Fantastic Fest 2024!

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Dark Sky Films Announce Massive "CHAINSAW EDITION" For 50th Anniversary Of "THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE"

Dark Sky Films is a cut above the rest for this announcement today as they have just let us know about their upcoming 50th Anniversary “Chain Saw” boxed set for Tobe Hooper’s 1974 classic. “THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE” and we have all the details on it below.

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Vote or Die: Macabre Daily Celebrates “Founders Day!”

Hyperbole is a problem in the world of online film criticism.  This isn’t a new observation, by any means.  I’ll be the first to admit I overuse “bonkers” way too much when describing moments in movies that are seemingly pulled out of the abyss of the imagination.  Believe me when I tell you that the ending of “Founders Day,” the new film from Erik Bloomquist (co-written and co-produced with his brother Carson Bloomquist), is so incredibly, off-the-wall bonkers, you have to admire them.

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Lone Wolf: Macabre Daily Tears Into Larry Fessenden’s “Blackout!”

Saint Patrick’s Day is lousy with werewolves.  If you went out in public on March 17th, chances are you’ve seen them. People who get so drunk that they enter a feral state and experience sudden bursts of rage that could harm innocent bystanders. But don’t worry.  They’ll pass out and forget what they’ve done when they wake up. Does any of that sound familiar when seen through a horror lens? Larry Fessenden asks us to look through it with his latest film, “Blackout” from Glass Eye Pix and Dark Sky Films.

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Larry Fessenden talks to Macabre Daily at the premiere of his werewolf opus, "Blackout!"

Last month, Manhattan’s IFC Center hosted the premiere of Larry Fessenden’s new werewolf film, “Blackout” from Glass Eye Pix and Dark Sky Films. Fessenden is a New York mainstay, who has been churning out quality indie films for over 30 years.  His latest is a story of a small-town painter named Charley (Alex Hurt), who grapples with the fact that he’s the one killing locals when the moon rises. 

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