In which we revisit the early days of sharksploitation films and ponder our fear of the ocean.
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It’s summertime and the masked killers are out in force. Here are 8 masks from the movies sure to give you the heebie jeebies.
Pining for the horrors of the past? The Void and Sweet, Sweet Lonely Girl will more than satisfy your need for nostalgia.
A new online quiz challenges you to identify horror movies based on the iconic weapons of their villains.
So, what are demons anyway? Are they, as most of the world’s major philosophies and religions have taught since the dawn of time, malevolent spirits actively working against mankind’s best interests? Or are they, as recent skeptics would have us believe, nothing more than fairy tales conjured up through a misunderstanding of mental illness? OrRead more
Savageland delivers something unique to the living dead genre–much like the revered mockumentaries like Lake Mungo and Ghostwatch did for the ghost story.
Two recent direct-to-video releases explore just what horrors might await those whose weekend plans get derailed by the unexpected.
Last year was such a bountiful one for horror fans that we could probably just keep reviewing 2016’s overlooked fright films ad infinitum. Alas, that would be unfair to 2017, which no doubt has terrors of its own to offer us, so perhaps it’s time to wrap things up. We’ve already discussed at length TheRead more
As promised, part three of our review of some of 2016’s overlooked horror films is going to cover a few of the foreign fright flicks that might be worth a few hours of your time. So, let’s get started. Shin Godzilla When a giant, unbelievably goofy looking creature surfaces in Tokyo Bay and slithers ontoRead more
After critics and audiences alike heaped love all over allegorical horrors such as The Babadook and It Follows, it was only natural that 2016 should see its own fair share of metaphorical monster movies. For part two of our review of some of the past year’s overlooked horror films, let’s take a look at someRead more
