As part of “Halfway to Halloween Month”, Shudder is offering a five-part documentary series about infamously cursed movie productions. Films that freaked people out so badly they were convinced of a supernatural…
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Shudder Content Guide: April
It’s a very special rundown of what Shudder has on offer for the month of April. Why is that you ask? It’s because Joe Bob is back in town. Of course, it’s…
The Room (2019) review: A dark Freudian twist on “The Monkey’s Paw”
What happens when someone who just finished Splice decides they want to make a movie using “The Monkey’s Paw” formula? You get The Room. By the way, why are there so many…
The Last Drive-In Season Two in April
As part of a larger “Halfway to Halloween” theme, Shudder announced the return of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs. Bloody Disgusting broke the news of the month-long celebration that will…
Reviews in Retrospect: In the Mouth of Madness (1994)
I think, therefore you are. Sutter Cane, In the Mouth of Madness (1994) Look, if you offer me a movie that features the involvement of John Carpenter in some capacity I am…
Daniel Isn’t Real is dementedly fantastic
I have no doubt that this film will one day go down as one of the greatest psychological horror films ever made. Starring promising young actors Miles Robbins and Patrick Schwarzenegger, Daniel…
Jessica Forever is more art than story
I’m going to blunt here and just straight out say that most likely everyone who sees this French art-house film, Jessica Forever, will hate it. I liked it, but I’m definitely in…
Shudder Content Guide: March
Welcome to Haunted MTL’s monthly rundown of the latest releases on our favorite horror streaming service, Shudder. So, what is on offer for March? Read on for our selections and a rundown…
Review: Dogs Don’t Wear Pants is a twisted love story about broken souls
If there’s anyone who watched Fifty Shades of Grey and was unsatisfied with…well, everything, then I advise you to check out the Finnish film Dogs Don’t Wear Pants. Co-written and directed by…
Bliss captures the agony and ecstasy of artistic creation.
If The Lost Boys had a wild strung out cousin, this would be it. In a simple summary, Joe Begos’s Bliss can be described as a film about a vampire who struggles…