In our bid to inform the masses of great independent horror movies, we come across several poor ones. The list below comprises ones that if you see around, simply avoid them, they are bad for a variety of reasons and they are not worth your hard earned money.

1. Chatroom – UK horror/thriller that is painfully stupid.
2. Insane – Had potential, some good kills, but way to boring for a slasher.
3. Red River – This takes ultra low budget films to a painful rock bottom.
4. Savage County – Of the 4 this is at least bearable, but has tons of faults.

The Horror Jungle podcast episode #2 just hit the streets and you will not want to miss it. A direct link is provided here.

The 8 horror critics discuss in lengthy detail Pontypool, a 2008 zombie-style film with little violence. Then a new release supernatural, thriller is covered that just come out on DVD and BluRay called Insidious.

Fasten your seatbelts and clean out your ears for a glorious show with 11 horror movie recommendations. Subscribe today at Horror Jungle.

We were informed that DVD Infatuation would be reviewing this movie today. Now that we have known Doc for 9 months, lets make a prediction knowing his style, Dr. Shock will be pleased with Race With The Devil.

Simple story on this film, two couples are on vacation and come across a ritual where they witness a killing. They then get chased on desolate roads in there camper fighting for there lives. Stars include Warren Oates, the Sgt. from Stripes, Loretta Swit from M*A*S*H, and the popular Peter Fonda. Check out the detailed review by Dr. Shock on DVD Infatuation.

We wish all of you horror ghouls a safe and happy July 4th. We sat back and thought, what would be some good horror movies based around this holiday, and we came up with 3 you should check out. Enjoy our picks right after the barbecue and pool party. Sit the relatives around the big screen, turn off the lights, crank up the sound and get freaked out on July 4th.

1. Cape Fear – IMDB – DVD At Smartz Place
2. I Know What You Did Last Summer – IMDB – DVD At Target – BluRay
3. Uncle Sam – IMBD – DVD At DVD Empire – BluRay At DVD Empire

See No Evil, a 2006 horror flick gets a detailed written review on Dr. Shock’s movie blog, DVD Infatuation. This should not be confused with See No Evil, Hear No Evil, a comedy film starring Richard Pryor.

The story revolves around a bunch of misfit teens that get shuttled off to an abandoned old hotel where they encounter Kane, an ax-wielding maniac. The tagline is “You don’t know evil, unless you see it”. Check out all of the information and details about See No Evil over on DVD Infatuation. While there, browse around, there are almost 100 horror movies listed.

The Horror Jungle podcast hit the global airwaves with the release of the first episode titled “Zombie Prenuptials”.

A completely new format is now in place with 8 DVD recommendations spaced throughout 2 complete in-depth reviews of horror movies. A new NetFlix segment was also added.

Get ready to hear for the first time 8 horror critics discussing horror movies at Horror Jungle. Check it out and subscribe for free today.

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The fan support over the past 2 weeks has yet again amazed us and we have a treat for you. BillChete, HellHunter and Dr. Shock bring you a major news announcement with this short and final podcast episode.

Because of the laxidasical and downright disappointing actions of the leaders at Epic Horror, 3 hosts here have put together something extremely impressive that you fans will undoubtedly enjoy.

We are pleased to announce Horror Jungle, a brand spanking new horror movie podcast dedicated to all the fans of horror all over the world. Head over to Horror Jungle right now and add it to your favorites. The first episode goes live Tuesday, June 28th. You will not want to miss it. If you thought Planet Macabre was diverse and chock full of horror recommendations, wait until you get a taste of Horror Jungle. Bookmark the website today and get ready for one Hell of a ride of horror movie discussions.

Thanks goes out to a mixing musician Rajajuju for providing “A Merry Bird” the outro music track.