Produced by: George A. Romero

Starring: John Rimauldi, Sam Redford, Patrick Jordan, Barret Hackney, Ian Harding, Liz Duchez, Jessica Kennedy

It seems one of the increasing horror trends of late is the horror anthology. An often hit or miss fad, the horror anthology can either be a well thought out and executed 75 minutes (Black Sabbath) or the most boring and pointless 75 minutes of your life. This brings me to Deadtime Stories, which I’m sad to say is volume 1. I shudder to think of a Volume 2 rearing its face in the near future.

Don’t let the fact that George A Romero produced this sway you into thinking it’s secretly good. In fact I hope and pray to the Baby Jesus that George A. Romero didn’t really know or understand what was going on. Thankfully, there is good evidence suggesting that as all of Romero’s intros to...

What is more scary than director George A. Romero telling you: "don't be afraid, be very afraid?" This master of horror and full time zombie director is presenting three tales of the macabre. Each story is thirty minutes long and the plotlines of the shorts range from cannibalism to extraterrestrial cures and even to haunted class rooms. All together they form the Deadtime Stories, with each story written by Jeff Monahan (The Screening). Romero releases terror on the world July 12th and fans of indie horror can check out the full trailer for Deadtime Stories below.

The plot points for Deadtime Stories are here:

"`On Sabbath Hill` is a ghost story about a professor who is a stickler for student attendance. When his wandering eye causes a female student to kill herself, her ghost continues to come to class.

'Dust' tells the story of a security guard at a laboratory...