Two Evil Eyes. This Italian-American horror twofer sees another team-up between George A. Romero and Dario Argento. Their creative goal, apparently, was to add their own unique voices to two classic Edgar…
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Review: Dawn of the Dead (Novelization) (1978)
1978’s Dawn of the Dead is one of the most influential classics in the horror genre, and particularly in the zombie genre. At first blush, the idea that the novelization to such…
Weekly Wail – Five Pandemic Movies to Watch for Next Week
My day job as a teacher has gone on pause due to campus closure, y’all are hoarding toilet paper, and I am wary of anyone who coughs near me. It must be…
Syfy digs up more Zombies with “Day of the Dead”
Day of the Dead (1985), while not as highly regarded as Night of the Living Dead or Dawn of the Dead, is fairly well-regarded among zombie fans. Especially considering George Romero‘s later…
Zombies Remain Infectious: Staying Fresh and Eating Flesh
While any idea can get old, it seems like the zombie concept has some built-in defense mechanisms. Let’s look at what keeps zombie movies fresh!
Creepshow (1982): A Creeptastic Grab-Bag of Tragi-Comedy
Creepshow is getting a TV-style series for Shudder. Let’s look at some of what makes the original film a horror classic! Hint: Tragedy + Comedy + Horror.
George Romero’s unfinished novel “The Living Dead” to be released in 2020
The world of George Romero’s living dead is set to return in 2020, as confirmed in a tweet by novelist Daniel Kraus, co-author of the upcoming novel. Daniel Kraus, author of the…
Creepshow Series Stalks on Shudder
According to Entertainment Weekly, Shudder’s upcoming horror anthology, Creepshow, will feature an adaptation of an unnamed story by Stephen King and segments which adapt tales by Joe Hill and Joe Lansdale, among…