Gore-packed horror anthology ties together stories from around the horror world

Five short films, anchored by a chilling Mickey Rourke, are the best kind of bloody.

Horror mega-fan Mick Garris assembles this uneven but fun compendium of scare tales.

A report from Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival about two opening night films, "Just a Breath Away" and "Nightmare Cinema."

More than just a master of horror himself, director Mick Garris is also a curator of horror masters. What originally began with his organization of a

Reviews for ‘The Command,’ ‘Nightmare Cinema,’ 'I Am Mother' and ‘All is Well’

Mick Garris' 'Nightmare Cinema' enlists Joe Dante and others for a feature take on his old 'Masters of Horror' format.

The anthology justifies Mick Garris’s passion for horror, though he ironically proves to be one of his project’s liabilities.

Nightmare Cinema starts with a bang, as Brugués drops us into a fun, clever, gory little ride. I was excited for the four installments to follow. I got less and less excited.

'Nightmare Cinema' is a horror anthology consisting of five episodes by different directors with more imagination than skill. Each entry in the collection centers on a deserted movie theater run by “The Projectionist," played by Mickey Rourke, who looks like he's been the source of a few nightmares himself.