Ju-On: Origins
Ju-On: Origins is a callback to the roots of the Ju-On the Grudge film.I’mnot entirely sure if that’s a good or bad thing.
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Shudder Content Guide – July 2020
Shudder has updated their streaming offerings once again, featuring a little bit of the old with the new. For…
‘Ghost Adventures Quarantine: Extension of Darkness’… I Do Believe In Spooks?
“Ghost Adventures Quarantine: Extension of Darkness” won’t convince bitter ,jaded cynics, but it still has some potential entertainment value.
Life After Beth: Zombie Love
*Spoilers* If you’ve been reading my reviews on this website, then you know I love a good horror comedy….
Film review: Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made
If you’re like me than you were probably confused about this movie when it premiered at the Brooklyn Horror Film…
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,…
Notes from The Last Drive-In: S2E9
Well, that is the second season of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs. There were no signs of…
Dark Deviations: Saved by the Bell Mystery Weekend
I’m SO excited.
‘Brightburn’: Supervillain Origin Story That Gets Gory
David Yarovesky’s Brightburn is sort of underrated, and I suppose that’s better than being overhyped. Still, I do recommend…
Film review: Evolution
From acclaimed director Lucile Hadžihalilović, Evolution is a very slow and creepy French film that makes you wonder what…
Deviating and Adapting The Haunting of Hill House (1959)
Give nihilism a chance.
Notes from The Last Drive-In: S2E8
This might be the best night in the history of The Last Drive-In, especially in a season that has…
‘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…
Notes from The Last Drive-In: S2E7
Haha, what the Hell, folks. What just happened? Please let us know you’re okay and not turning into sentient…
Jennifer’s Body: Cult Classic For A Reason
Happy pride month, horror fans! When I was thinking about what I wanted to review for June, I tried…
Reviews in Retrospect: Pieces (1982)
There are many different kinds of exploitation films, spanning across a wide range of genres. The list of titles…
Tremors (1990): Why Graboids Still Grab Us
30 years later, “Tremors” is still a top-notch creature feature, thanks to its likable characters, unique monsters and interesting heroics..
Our House – A Study in Meh
Trolling through Netflix, trying to find something to sleep to, I came across the trending movie Our House. See article title for deepest thoughts.