Shudder has updated their streaming offerings once again, featuring a little bit of the old with the new. For example, Sleepaway Camp returns, but with the addition of Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy…
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The Way Back Machine: Spider Baby (1968)
On September 21st, 2019, the horror community would suffer the tragic loss of yet another iconic figure of the industry. Sid Haig, aged 80 at the time of his death, had succumbed…
Deviating and Adapting The Haunting of Hill House (1959)
Give nihilism a chance.
Reviews in Retrospect: Pieces (1982)
There are many different kinds of exploitation films, spanning across a wide range of genres. The list of titles and subcategories included is massive; nearly overwhelming to consider in its totality. Whether…
Weekly Wail: This is a Takeover!!!!
Hello everyone, I’m Dave. I am going to talk to you about comics and zombies. I’m Joe (Jim?) Bob Brigg’s number 1 fan. And I have an interesting taste in music and…
Shudder Content Guide: June
Shudder is doing its best to help us fight the “June gloom” with a variety of new releases for the month. What are the highlights? Read on to find out. Blacula (1972)…
HBO Max: Is it worth it for Horror fans?
Just a short while ago HBO Max finally launched. This streaming service, comprised of a large back catalog of Warner Bros. and Turner content with some contributions from other services, boasts over…
Weekly Wail: My Friday the 13th Reboot – Chapter Four: Camp Blood Forever
My apologies for this taking a bit. It’s been kind of strange during this time of the Coronavirus and patterns inevitably become disrupted. I finally found time to get some writing done…
HauntedMTL is proud to support the LGBTQ community and The Trevor Project
Jimbo here and I’ve got an exciting announcement to make. In memory of all the people in and out of the horror family that we’ve lost to suicide, I am announcing that…
Who else had no idea there are two different Nosferatu remakes currently in development?
If you’re like me, then you must hate when people act like they’re too good for a 1922 silent film. Are they too lazy to read dialogue cards? Nosferatu: A Symphony of…