This film is a scary slice of old school terror directed by Brian Pulido, creator of the Lady Death comicbook.

The demented tale unfolds like a supernatural version of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: two inseparable sisters (Clare Grant and Jillian Murray) on a celebratory road trip to Arizona end up fighting for their lives when they come across a haunted mining town inhabited by murderous nut-jobs
and a devil-worshipping religious cult.

Drawing on his geek-boy knowledge of horror, Pulido shoots the film with an edginess that breathes dread, hopelessness and danger into every scene.

Grant and Murray play the human-prey siblings with a conviction rarely seen in this kind of indie chiller, and they outshine the villains.

Topping the berserk billing is Bill Moseley, who played Otis in House Of 1000 Corpses. Here he’s a psycho in a pig snout, and his every word will make your skin crawl. 


Tony Todd (Candyman)comes a close second as a totally deranged preacher who commands a flock for Satan, which fittingly includes Randy Blythe – the frontman of metal outfit Lamb of God.

The end result is a highly watchable example of low-budget horror that pushes all of the right buttons and splatters them with claret.

We speak to The Graves Bill Moseley exclusively in this month's issue! Buy it at your nearest newsagent or subscribe here!