Irish Horrors to Celebrate Your Day O' the Green!

The Day of Irish Horror is upon us and we've assembled a list of as many Irish horrors has we could find whether it be about the Irish (Leprechaun) or came from the isle! Some we haven't reviewed yet, others we can't rave enough about. Click and enjoy this St. Patrick's Day!

Grabbers (2012)

Wake Wood (2010)

The Hallow (2015)

Dead Meat (2004)

Citadel (2012)

Shrooms (2007)

Rawhead Rex (1986)

Boy Eats Girl (2005)

The Canal (2014)

Let Us Prey (2014)

Byzantium (2012)

Stitches (2012)

Isolation (2005)

Dementia 13 (1963)

The Eclipse (2009)

Assault of Darkness (2009)

The Moth Diaries (2011)

The Sleep of Death (1980)

High Spirits (1988)

Dark Touch (2013)

Outcast (2010)

The Inside (2012)

Botched (2006)

Portrait of a Zombie (2012)

The Last Days on Mars (2013)

I am Not a Serial Killer (2016)

Wilderness (2016)

The Ten Steps (2004)

From the Dark (2014)

Spider Hole (2014)

Without Name (2016)

The Daisy Chain (2008)

The Boogeyman (2010)

Leprechaun (1993)

Maniac Cop (1988)

Red Clover (2012)

Holidays - St. Patricks Day segment (2016)

Top 5 Cult Leaders in Horror Films You Probably Haven't Seen Yet Honorable Mention

Lets face it, cults are scary, and horror movies have the greatest cults, and cult leaders. Take Isaac of Children of the Corn and those crazy folks from The Wicker Man. That being the case we decided it is about time to expose the rest of the world to the Top 5 (plus honorable mention) horror films that have featured a cult leader you probably haven't met yet. Making this list was extremely difficult given how many films we have to choose from but we stand by these 6. All of them have something in common, they are twisted and mimic real life cult leaders. At least one takes you behind the scenes and exposes the charlatains for what they really are, scam artists. Please join us for the next few weeks as we discuss the Top 5 Cult Leaders in Horror Films You Probably Haven't Seen Yet.

Honorable Mention
Steve Railsback as Charles Manson in 'Helter Skelter' (1976 TV Movie)

Whenever anyone brings up the subject of serial killing cults the first name likely to pop up in discussion is Charles Manson. This TV mini-series relives everything from the Tate murders to the court room. The man tasked with making Manson realistic and scary as hell is Steve Railsback. He looks and plays the Manson Family patriarch with no shame, undoubtedly making the real Manson proud and a force that needs to be dealt with.

Charles Manson Monologue Clip:

5 Serial Killer Movies You May Have Not Yet Seen (and Should) Honorable Mentions Darling and The Voices

There's no secret that some of our favorite horror movies deal with those creepy bastards that stalk us and want to do unspeakably horrible things to us. From 'Psycho' to 'Hannibal' they have endeared us with their quirkiness, style, and finesse. With glorious one liners and clever kills, they are a fascination both in fiction and reality. Hell, how do think the Creepercast got its name? Speaking of how we got our name, two of the films on this list helped make Creepercast great and connected us with amazing film makers and actors we now call friends. So, without further pontificating, here are 5 serial killer films we believe deserve your attention a little more than the rest...

Honorable Mention goes too...

Darling (2015)

A lonely young woman descends into madness when she becomes the caretaker of a mysterious New York mansion that has a troubled past.

Mickey Keating's decent into madness tale that may or may not have a ghost involved. Brought to us from Glass Eye Pictures and featuring Lauren Ashley Carter, Darling is a wicked entry into the Death Wave phenomenon currently sweeping through horror. Deliciously dark and devious.

Voices (2014)

A mentally unhinged factory worker must decide whether to listen to his talking cat and become a killer, or follow his dog's advice to keep striving for normalcy.

Ryan Reynolds is well known for sneaking a few unexpecteds into his repertoire, and this time he took Anna Kendrick with him. A brilliantly dark humored trip into the mind of true madness. Also contains commentary on how drugs may be keeping us from seeing the reality of the horrors we are faced with daily.

5 Serial Killer Movies You May Have Not Yet Seen (and Should) #5 Some Guy Who Kills People (2011)

There's no secret that some of our favorite horror movies deal with those creepy bastards that stalk us and want to do unspeakably horrible things to us. From 'Psycho' to 'Hannibal' they have endeared us with their quirkiness, style, and finesse. With glorious one liners and clever kills, they are a fascination both in fiction and reality. Hell, how do think the Creepercast got its name? Speaking of how we got our name, two of the films on this list helped make Creepercast great and connected us with amazing film makers and actors we now call friends. So, without further pontificating, here are 5 serial killer films we believe deserve your attention a little more than the rest...

Some Guy Who Kills People (2011)

A formal mental patient's repressed anger reaches the boiling point, leading him to embark on a mission of revenge against the thugs who once subjected him to severe physical and mental trauma.

Jack Perez (director) and Ryan Levin (writer) present a kill your bullies masterpiece starring Kevin Corrigan, Barry Bostwick, and the late Karen Black. The title 'Some Guy Who Kills People' is by “design.” There is this amazing juxtaposition between literal and metaphorical killing at work that is both exhilarating and cathartic. Ken Boyd is “Every-Guy-Who-Has-Survived-Childhood-Prosecution-But-Not-Without-Several-Years-of-Therapy” because he represents geeks, nerds, and outcasts who can feel for, nay, identify with the mentality that lead to Ken murdering these bullies on the page. But is he responsible for the literal killings going on around town? CLICK HERE to read a full review, and HERE for the Barry Bostwick interview!

5 Serial Killer Movies You May Have Not Yet Seen (and Should) #4 The Last Heist (2016)

There's no secret that some of our favorite horror movies deal with those creepy bastards that stalk us and want to do unspeakably horrible things to us. From 'Psycho' to 'Hannibal' they have endeared us with their quirkiness, style, and finesse. With glorious one liners and clever kills, they are a fascination both in fiction and reality. Hell, how do think the Creepercast got its name? Speaking of how we got our name, two of the films on this list helped make Creepercast great and connected us with amazing film makers and actors we now call friends. So, without further pontificating, here are 5 serial killer films we believe deserve your attention a little more than the rest...

The Last Heist (2016)

A vicious serial killer targets armed thieves inside a bank while police surround the building.

Written and directed by Mike Mendez, The Last Heist is a crime/serial killer mish-mash with Henry Rollins in the cold blooded killer role. Rollins has been a tour de force in independent films recently. With 'He Is Not Dead' and now this one, he's proven he can be the lead, kick ass, and still be the most humble bad ass Hollywood has ever met. Now, finally, we get to see Rollins turns on the creep as a serial killer that just happens to be visiting the same closing bank our rag tag outfit of robbers has picked to for the big heist. The title takes on a double meaning as the action and blood commences.