Lee Hardcastle

No toy is safe in Chucky claymation bloodbath by Lee Hardcastle

Posted 7 years ago

NO TOY IS SAFE. Lars Klevberg and MGM's upcoming remake of Tom Holland and Don Mancini's CHILD'S PLAY with Mark Hamill as the voice of new Chucky will be unleashed later this month. And today we have something special to share with...

The Belko Experiment hits Blu-ray/DVD & Digital HD this June

Posted 9 years ago

I didn't get the chance to check out James Gunn and Greg McLean's THE BELKO EXPERIMENT in theaters so I have been counting down the days until I can peep the movie on VOD and/or buy the flick on Blu-ray....

Lee Hardcastle creates a claymation trailer for The Belko Experiment

Posted 9 years ago

The claymation work of Lee Hardcastle first came to my attention when he won the "26th director" contest for THE ABCs OF DEATH and got his claymation short "T is for Toilet" included in the film. Since then, I have...

Cool Horror Videos: Lee Hardcastle’s video for “Tech Noir” by Gunship

Posted 10 years ago

Writer/director/animator Lee Hardcastle, who first came to the attention of many horror fans when his short "T is for Toilet" was chosen to be included in the first THE ABCs OF DEATH, regularly produces claymation shorts that are visually impressive,...

Cool Horror Videos: The Thing/Frozen claymation mash-up by Lee Hardcastle!

Posted 11 years ago

Hey, got a kid who loves FROZEN? Show them this “deleted scene” from the flick, they’ll be sure to go nuts over it. The following claymation short, which takes the main characters from FROZEN and puts them in the famous...

Cool Horror Videos: Quentin Tarantino’s Ghostbusters

Posted 12 years ago

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if KILL BILL and RESERVOIR DOGS director Quentin Tarantino did his own take on GHOSTBUSTERS? What do you mean that thought has never crossed your mind? Of course it has! In...

Cool Horror Videos: Lee Hardcastle’s followup to T is for Toilet, Ghost Burger!

Posted 12 years ago

Lee Hardcastle's T IS FOR TOILET was one of the most memorable segments of the wildly uneven ABCs OF DEATH, and not just because it won the coveted 26th Director Filmmaking Competition. The claymation short was easily one of the...