Now Available from Scream Factory: Wes Craven’s The People Under the Stairs
The film and horror community lots one of its greats this month. Wes Craven was as iconic as the timeless characters he created and his body of work will...
Event Report: Sitges Film Festival 2017 On It’s 50th Anniversary
Event Report: Sitges Film Festival 2017 On It's 50th Anniversary
One of the joys of attending different film festivals is in discovering what makes each one
great. There are countless facets,...
‘Gerald’s Game’ Review Ties You Down And You’ll Like It
'Gerald's Game' Review Ties You Down And You'll Like It
I read Gerald’s Game not long after it was released – somewhere in the mid-’90s. It was one of the...
Unboxing: Scream Factory – John Carpenter Limited Steelbook Collection
John Carpenter is one of the few true God Fathers of Horror and Scream Factory has put together a limited edition Steelbook Blu-ray collection to honor the directors films....
The Divine Tragedies Crushes Expectations: Review
There are a hundred different ways a film can play out the psychopath angle. From monsters like Henry in Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, all the way to frenetic...
FrightFest Review: ‘PET’ Dissects the Psychosocial Implications of Solitude
"Being alone is just kind of shitty," says Holly's (Ksenia Solo) BFF Claire (Jennette McCurdy); a casual remark that pretty succinctly etches out the essence of helmer Carles Torrens' latest...
‘The Eyes Of My Mother’ Is A Kick In The Crotch That You’ll Love
When a horror film receives glowing reviews across the board from both mainstream and horror media and has ungodly amounts of praise heaped upon it I usually end up...
Review: POV Zombie Tale BY DAY’S END Falls Short of Its Potential
Sigh... another found footage horror effort. Well, it’s not technically "found footage" -- it’s more of a first-person and security-camera-footage situation -- but it all falls under the "found footage"...
Review – Lights Out (2016) – Screening at SDCC
“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.” | Plato
I remember vividly...
AMERICAN HORROR STORY: ROANOKE’ CHAPTER 7 – IT’S A REAL BLOOD MOON
Well, that was some cold open. Within about two minutes we knew it was time to get down to business, with the body count rising before we even got...
Review: DEAD TEENAGER SEANCE Packs Plenty of ’80s Horror Fun Into 20 Minutes
A brief history lesson: I saw the feature film The Fostering (also known by the much cooler title, The Devil Lives Here), at FilmQuest in Utah a few years...
Review: WITCH is a Visually Stunning But Confusing Cinematic Fairy Tale
It’s all very clear... except when it’s not.
You might sense a bit of wishy-washiness in that statement -- and that puts you smack-dab in the same boat as I...