Adam Green

American Douchebags in London is the new comedy short by horror director and Scary Stud August 2007 Adam Green (Hatchet, Frozen), made with horror hunk Joe Lynch (Wrong Turn 2) about heading to the 2009 FrightFest London Festival.

The film comes in five parts, with highly original and funny adventures. Sit back and enjoy as the boys set out to attend the UK's biggest and best fantasy and horror film festival. Marvel at their cuteness and their hilarity...

With a limited marketing plan that includes people pushing antique baby carriages around New York and LA with baby bottles full of blood, the amazing female-led horror film Grace doesn't have much of an advertising budget. But the film, in which a pregnant woman (played by Jordan Ladd) carries a deceased child to full term and then...

With a limited marketing plan that includes people pushing antique baby carriages around New York and LA with baby bottles full of blood, the amazing female-led horror film Grace doesn't have much of an advertising budget. But the film, in which a pregnant woman (played by Jordan Ladd) carries a deceased child to full term and then... (well, I won't spoil it) is finally getting a theatrical release starting in New York and Los Angeles this Friday, August 14th!...

Review by Jim Hemphill

"Subtlety" and "nuance" are not words that immediately come to mind while viewing most contemporary horror movies, but Paul Solet's debut feature Grace is as far from an ordinary horror film as you can get. An eerie meditation on childbirth and matriarchy, it's a movie that's as intelligent as it is scary, and its hypnotic blend of surrealistic imagery and universal fears (most of them having to do with the anxieties of parenthood and love, romantic and otherwise) really gets under your skin in a way that even the best slasher flicks can't touch.

Adam Green woke up on just a few hours sleep after flying into Los Angeles from New York so he wouldn't miss his Scary Stud Photoshoot. We loved him already. But what we love more is how truly sweet and awesome he is, and how incredibly cute he is when he gets shy. Ladies, Adam Green is an emerging director with a movie that's getting more buzz than Lindsay Lohan's kidneys; Hatchet. Following the Sept 7th, '07 theatrical release of that slasher film, Green will follow it up with the intriguing Spiral. In contrast to his shyness, Green rallied his fans in a triumphant battle cry for all things Hatchet at the 2007 San Diego Comic Con, cementing in an audience literally starved for some decent horror. Pretty/Scary hopes you enjoy Adam Green as much as we do...