Weekly Wail: Voodoo Y’all
In my quest to learn about Voodoo, the history, the practices! I’ve accidentally bought some spellbooks. Time to check authenticity!
Editorial
For essays, blogs, and the like.
Veniva dall’Italia: The Top 5 Essential Giallo Films
Before there was the American Slasher film, there was the Italian Giallo. In fact, the former would arguably not…
Weekly Wail: Little Shop of Horrors
This week’s Weekly Wail is a special one. Any of you fans of hitting up thrift stores for oddities?…
Top 5 Films Featuring Killer Dolls
Personally speaking, I have always found dolls to be a little creepy. There is just something about them that…
Weekly Wail: Let’s Talk About Possession and Flashdance
Hello friends, welcome to another Weekly Wail takeover by current Throwdown Champion and incorrigible underdog, J.M. Brannyk. It’s been…
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…
How the Original ‘Alien’ Avoids Looking Cliche’d
Bitten by a radioactive moon-worm and overwhelmed by fear? You might just be in a sci-fi horror movie. Still,…
Dark Deviations: Saved by the Bell Mystery Weekend
I’m SO excited.
Deviating and Adapting The Haunting of Hill House (1959)
Give nihilism a chance.
‘The Quiet Room’ (2018) and Companion Piece Suggestions
Sam Wineman’s The Quiet Room didn’t strike me as a masterpiece. However, it does pair with a concept I’ve often mentioned: The success of a horror story isn’t just about events, but how they are portrayed.
5 Lesser-Known Stephen King Adaptations
As of this date, Stephen King reigns as the undisputed champion of horror fiction. The Bangor, Maine-based author has…
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…
8 Scariest Mind-Bending Horror Movies
Sometimes we just need a mind vacation. A little getaway in our own living rooms. An escape into a…
Abandoned: The American Adventure (1987 – 2007)
Abandoned theme parks are notorious for being spooky. They attract the attention of many a curious explorer and lover…
‘The Evil Dead’ (1981) and Style…Also, Comparison to ‘War of the Worlds’ (1953)
What makes some horror films more successful than others? Is it more scares? More blood and gore? The biggest,…
Dark Deviations: Star Trek Voyager – One
One is the loneliest number.
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…
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…
Dark Deviation, The Orville’s Firestorm
While normally a modern homage to Star Trek, The Orville has at least once delved into some dark material….
The five most monsterous moms in horror
We owe so much to our moms. They give us life, care for us through our childhood. And they…