There is so much more to the horror genre than movies, books, and games. Beyond the insipid black curtain of Hollywood’s mundane and precious, stirs a new life filled with all the…
Tag: Horror on the Screen
Whatever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962)
Whatever Happened to Baby (1962) is exemplary in cinematic history – the grotesqueness of a crazed Bette Davis serving a dead rat to her sister, Jane Crawford, has stood the test of…
Review: Suicide Club: Japanese Cult Horror! (2001)
I have seen my fair share of weird movies but this one literally fried my brain. Suicide Club is a 2001 Horror film from the mind of the writer and director Sion…
Pennywise floats back into our nightmares at SDCC 2019
This past weekend has be huge for all kinds of pop culture news thanks to San Diego Comic Con, and the horror genre is no exception! At the panel for It: Chapter…
Child’s Play: IT is the Strangest Thing
Not unlike The Dead Don’t Die, I only saw one trailer of the 2019 rebake of 1988’s Child’s Play before seeing the film. And I have to say, I think this is…
Gehenna: Perpetual life and slow, slow…slow death.
I had seen Gehenna: Where Death Lives among Horror titles on Netflix a few times while browsing and said to myself “Oh, I’ll watch that next time.” at least twice. Well, this…
Review: The Night Eats The World (2018)
Attack Of The Zombies Zombie movies are pretty predictable and there are rarely few that master the art of creating the feeling of discomfort and unease. I happened to stumble on a…
Notes from The Last Drive-In: S1E2
Welcome again, Drive-In Mutants, to the second week of Drive-In recaps we call “Notes from The Last Drive-In.” As before, we’re covering each double-feature that makes up an episode of Shudder‘s original…
Notes from The Last Drive-In: S1E1
Welcome, Drive-In Mutants, to the first installment of our series “Notes from The Last Drive-In” where we cover each episode of Shudder‘s “The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs.” We’ve mentioned Joe…
The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs returns to Shudder
Hold on to your cowboy hats and bolo ties because the king of the Drive-In is back! Horror host icon Joe Bob Briggs is back with Shudder again. Only this time, he…