Psychedelic Horror – Zombie Don't Run

Dead Ant (2017) (Cineverse) Blu-ray Review

Join ’80s glam-metal one-hit wonders Sonic Grave on a wild road trip to Coachella—when a peyote-fueled pit stop in Joshua Tree turns into a grisly nightmare, they’ll have to rock their way out of danger.

zombiesdontrun March 1, 2025

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Toad Road (2012) (DVD Review)

Get ready to dive into Toad Road, a mesmerizing indie horror that blends the raw edge of Kids with the immersive dread of The Blair Witch Project. This trippy, drug-fueled journey will have you questioning reality as urban legends and nightmares collide in a haunting, unforgettable experience.

zombiesdontrun November 28, 2013

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INDIE HIT WINDS ITS WAY INTO THEATERS OCTOBER 18TH!

Embark on the hallucinatory odyssey of Toad Road, Elijah Wood’s SpectreVision indie hit, in LA on October 18 and NYC on October 25. Bring this award-winning thriller to a theater near you by rallying fans on Tugg.com!

zombiesdontrun September 19, 2013

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Mr. Sardonicus/Brotherhood of Satan (Blu-ray Double Feature Review)

Dive into late-night chills with this Blu-ray double feature pairing Mr. Sardonicus’s grotesque lottery curse (complete with its interactive Punishment Poll) and the devilish dread of Brotherhood of Satan. Both classics arrive beautifully restored to haunt your next horror marathon.

zombiesdontrun August 12, 2013

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The Lords of Salem (2012) (Movie Review)

Rob Zombie’s The Lords of Salem is a trippy, psychedelic horror ride that sees a mysterious vinyl unleash an ancient cult’s bloodthirsty wrath on a small town. With its slow-burn pacing and surreal visuals, this bold, mature entry is sure to divide fans—love it or hate it, you won’t forget it.

zombiesdontrun April 24, 2013

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Let’s Scare Jessica to Death (1971)

Boasting gorgeous visuals and a Stephen King seal of approval, Let’s Scare Jessica to Death promises eerie thrills but ends up a sluggish, baffling journey with no real payoff. Unless you’re in it for the scenery, skip this overhyped ’70s chiller.

zombiesdontrun September 10, 2010