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,…
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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…
Dark Deviations: Star Trek Voyager – One
One is the loneliest number.
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….
‘Friday the 13th Part III’ Established the Jason We Know Today
It’s common knowledge that Jason Voorhees evolves over time. In each flick, he’s significantly different, though retaining certain characteristics…
Pazuzu: who is the demon from the Exorcist?
This has been on my mind recently, the demon in The Exorcist. Then I watched Shudder’s Cursed Films and…
The Horror of Loss: Movie List and Opinion Piece
There’s no greater power than the power of goodbye. Madonna (the one that was *like* a virgin and not…
Twilight Zone’s ‘Time Enough at Last’ is So Relevant Now
Directed by John Brahm and written by Lynn Venable, “Time Enough at Last” is a quintessential and timely episode…
Zombie Apocalypse: A What-to-Wear Guide
Zombies have become a mainstay of pop culture, and I’ve written about their widespread appeal recently. Still, there’s another topic I am interested in: What one should wear in the event of a zombie apocalypse!
Thomas Edison’s Horror Legacy: Frankenstein, a Decapitated Queen and a Fried Elephant
Did you know Thomas Edison, the inventor, was also a pioneer in horror and shock cinema? Well, he kind of was…or at least took credit for stuff.