SLASH caught up with Revolver Magazine recently to discuss his top five horror movies – check out which flicks he picked and why below!

Let the Right One In

“It’s a vampire movie that’s just one of the best horror movies I’ve seen in a long time.”

The Strangers

“I just happened on that, you know, on satellite, I guess it was, flipping through the movie channels. I had never heard of it, and I think it was probably Liv Tyler that made me catch it. You know, it’s like, we’ve known her for a while. And I was like, ‘ah this movie of hers I’ve never seen’. And it was just about to start, so we watched, and Perla, my wife, and I were just in bed, you know, middle of the night. And fuck, it was one of the scariest movies I’ve seen in ages.”

The Omen

“The Omen is probably my all-time top favorite horror movie. It’s just really well written. It’s the kind of movie that sort of is a huge catalyst in what Slasher Films is all about: character driven, psychologically, genuinely scary movies, not–contrary to the name of the company–not slasher movies, not mindless dismemberment movies. Which are great to an extent, but it’s become, like, the norm for the genre now. And it’s got pretty old, you know?”

Night of the Living Dead

“When I was a kid I saw that at a drive-through with my mom, it scared the shit out of me. And that one, you know, all things considered, has had the biggest influence on what we consider slasher movies now, sort of gore movies. But being in black and white, and just the whole original concept, it was really unnerving.”

Frankenstein

“Boris Karloff is great and it’s obviously one of the classic horror stories of all time. But it was just really well done. And the moodiness of it in the town, the atmosphere of the locale is fantastic. But all the characters are great. And it’s just got that creepy old feel that still just stands the test of time.”

In continuation with the STORM CORROSION clips that we have been revealing over the last few weeks, we have another fan Q&A clip for you this afternoon! In today’s clip Mikael and Steven talk about the album artwork – check it out below:

Pre-order your copy of GOJIRA‘s upcoming album ‘L’Enfant Sauvage‘ now and get an an exclusive limited edition tshirt – available only in the bundle pictured to the left. Click here to head over to the Warners online store and pre-order your bundle.

PERIPHERY‘s front man Spencer got drunk and entered a karaoke competition at the resort the band were staying at in the Philippines recently and unfortunately for him, there is video evidence of the event. The djent gent sang a splendid version of Kelly Clarkson‘s classic hit single, ‘Since U Been Gone‘. Check it out below:

Pennsylvanian hard rockers HALESTORM have partnered up with JVC Mobile Entertainment as part of the JVC’s ‘Turn Me On‘ video series. The series includes exclusive interviews and performance footage giving fans a slice-of-life road story with the band.

You can watch the first clip titled ‘Hitting the Road‘ below:

Click here to read more about the series on ARTISTDirect’s website.

Pick up a copy of HALESTORM‘s new album ‘The Strange Case Of…‘ from the following retailers:

Play.com
iTunes
Amazon

THE PARLOR MOB released their album ‘Dogs‘ in the UK recently and in case you missed it, you can pick up the album by clicking here. You can also find the tracklist for both the Standard and Special Editions below:

1.How’s It Going To Be
2.Into The Sun
3.Fall Back
4.Practice In Patience
5.American Dream
6.I Want To See You
7.Hard Enough
8.Cross Our Hearts
9.Take What’s Mine
10.Slip Through My Hands
11.Holding On
12.The Beginning

Special Edition is the above plus bonus tracks:

13.Believers
14.So It Was
15.After All

STORM CORROSION got together recently to talk vinyl and Sound and Vision have the worldwide exclusive first clip in the series up now. Watch as uber record fans Mikael