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Mycho, the micro-budget magicians, are back with another entry in the "Slasher House" franchise — and "Rebooted" delivers the goods.
While it may not offer many frights, "The Jessica Cabin" is a haunting look at loneliness that shines with queer representation.
If 'not for everyone' was a movie, it would be the arthouse oddity "Maximum Shame" — but the right audience will enjoy this wild ride.
"Skin Deep" is a beautifully transcendent film that will leave you asking the question, if you could become somebody else, would you?
An entertaining oddity, "Amelia’s Children" doesn't quite overcome its many flaws, but it still manages to be a movie that must be seen.
A film that feels like it shouldn't work on paper, "The Invisible Fight" is a gem that combines discordant elements to make beautiful music.
"Earworm" leads with some strong performances and a concept that makes your skin crawl, but it can’t decide what type of film it wants to be.
One of the most affecting and jaw-droppingly original horror films I’ve seen in some time, "Stopmotion" demands to be seen.
An effectively chilling and unexpected tale of survival, "Cold Meat" will keep you on the edge of your seat, shivering with anticipation.
Sometimes, you just want to have a bloody good time; that's where a flawed but fun film like "House Harker" comes in to deliver the goods.
A disturbing and visually stunning stop at the crossroads of creation and obsession, "Stopmotion" delivers for fans of animation and horror.
"Werewolves Within" is clever and entertaining; with a great cast, it will keep you on the edge of your seat while also making you laugh.
"Baghead" is a beautifully made film that does a lot right but fails to live up to its potential or fully deliver on its creepy premise.
Atmospheric and effectively scary at times, "Cellphone" is admirable in its attempt to defy expectations, even if it doesn't fully succeed.
We all love a good "so bad it's good" romp with ample silliness and bad CGI, but "Jurassic Triangle" is just plain bad — minus all the fun.
Long after the horror subsides, the hidden indie horror gem "After Midnight" warms the heart; it's exquisite horror with emotional heft.
Captivatingly vibrant, "Midnight Peepshow" takes you down a twisted rabbit hole of anthology horror interlinked with the dark web.
It's a day of celebration, and while the horror film "Fat Tuesday" isn't perfect, you have to admire the spirit and tenacity of this outing.
"Alice and the Vampire Queen" is a fun culinary concept, but poor choices and undercooked jokes left me feeling extra salty.
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Whether you're a student looking for light escapism or some truly terrifying and thought-provoking genre fare, we've got the best in class.
After recognizing Oscar-worthy genre talent in front of and behind the camera, let's look at ten horror films the Academy overlooked.
We've recognized Oscar-worthy genre talent in front of the camera; let's go behind the camera to look at snubbed visionary directors.
Romance isn't dead, but these 14 killer romantic horror movies will take your breath away, whether you watch solo or with someone special.
After highlighting women snubbed by the Academy, we're back with ten memorable male performances in horror worthy of Oscar recognition.
While everyone is talking about women snubbed by the Academy, we share ten remarkable genre performances that deserved Oscar recognition.
Want to elevate your horror game and raise the stakes on fun and frights? These films about high risk and reward are a sure bet.
Horror dramas, or arthouse, may be dismissed by horror purists, but they can be among the most harrowing and affecting films in the genre.
In horror, we often see innocent lives destroyed. But sometimes, we get the satisfaction of seeing real monsters get their karmic justice.
We pay homage to some great video game zombies that time may have forgotten but that still hold a special place in our geeky gamer hearts.
Thanks to horror master Wes Craven reviving the genre, the '90s were a sick time for rad teen slashers — many that are still da bomb today.
Past the glorious gore, body horror intelligently exposes the monstrous horrors of humanity, and vivisects our greatest fears.
Our beloved scream queens are horror royalty, but the genre's most memorable men — the iconic scream kings — deserve their flowers, too.
We conclude our exploration of worldwide horror by returning to America and visiting Alaska and Hawaii, the states outside the mainland.
We may be holding out for a hero, but these unhinged villains make our hearts skip a beat with their crazy but captivating screen presence.
The most iconic horror movie villains deliver thrills and chills, but they also cut much deeper to reflect collective fears and humanity.
If you're new to the genre or looking to strengthen your horror foundation, these fifteen films — new and old — are a great place to start.
As we near the end of our horror trip around the world, we visit our neighbor to the North to experience the best in Canadian horror.
Part of what makes horror so effective is how well it taps into deep-rooted trauma to scare you and, in some cases, scar you for life.
Great horror can always be found if you seek it out, and sometimes, the most horrific and haunting scenes lurk in films outside of the genre.
PODCASTS
Leap years are a strange phenomenon, and we celebrate by watching two incredibly weird films, "13/13/13" and "Amelia's Children".
One of the few genre-adjacent films to be embraced by the Academy, the critical darling "Poor Things" is both subversive and accessible.
One of the most influential horror classics, "Frankenstein" helped birth the age of Universal Monsters and still electrifies today.
Black History Month may be over, but it's always the right time to celebrate Black contributions to horror, cinema, and beyond.
Get lost with us as we celebrate 200 episodes and honor an essential 80s classic, "The Lost Boys" — because the Spookshow party never dies.
It's back to the 60s as we explore the road less traveled with a strange double feature: "The Psychopath" and "Angel, Angel, Down We Go".
We explore women coming undone — discussing a bewildering blast from the past, "Night of the Coba Woman", and a modern marvel, "Stopmotion".
Creepy and Geeky celebrates our return with a look back at the return of two slasher classics, "Slumber Party Massacre" and "Prom Night".
This week, we invite you to unlock the secrets of horror with the incomparable Denver-based comedian and musician Ben Roy.
Haley Bennett shines in "Swallow" — a disturbing but mesmerizing portrayal of mental health, obsession, and the struggle to regain control.
We unearth a couple of forgotten gems: The literary adaptation "The Lair of the White Worm" and the TV movie "No One Would Tell".
We dive into the depths of the murky unknown to explore two unique new release horror films, "Gods of the Deep" and "Out of Darkness".
Perhaps we should have stopped long ago, but like the Cenobites, we are gluttons for punishment and return to discuss "Hellraiser: Deader".
Sharks get a bad rap, but they rarely kill humans. In the case of Michelle Von Emster, they may have been blamed for human malfeasance.
Gain insight into the making of a horror masterpiece and peek into the mind of the visionary creator, Bomani J. Story.
However you slice it, teen slashers will always be a horror staple — from 80s cult classics to modern reinventions like "Departing Seniors".
A controversial but important and thought-provoking adaptation of a counter-culture classic, "A Clockwork Orange" has stood the test of time.
We discuss a couple of standout documentaries from Slamdance and Sundance about a pro wrestling tour and The Church of Satan.
What possessed us to talk about "The Exorcist: Believer" and "Five Nights at Freddy's"? I think it's clear the devil made us do it.
We return from Sundance 2024 with a bounty of upcoming films across multiple genres that made us stand up and take notice.
HORROR FICTION
Billed as a horrific and gruesome horror story, "Question Not My Salt" felt far too tame and under seasoned for my tastes.
Liz Kerin returns with “First Light” — the hotly anticipated sequel to “Night’s Edge” — a riveting and powerful new take on vampire tropes.
Entertaining and wonderfully constructed, Joshua Hull's must-read novella "Mouth" is a captivating love letter to classic horror.
Inspired by real-life horror, "Monsters We Have Made" explores the limits of love and the power stories have to shape our realities.
The dark and thrilling queer romance "Next of Kin" is the latest must-read from the master of wickedly satisfying endings Elton Skelter.
A master of disturbing and body horror, Junji Ito's twisted tales are unforgettable, and these five standouts will shake you to your core.
Chad Lutke and John Boden play with our emotions, pull on our heartstrings, and deliver the thrills in the amazing story "The Bedmakers".
A collection of Appalachian horror stories from a trio of talented writers, "The Devil's Backbone" is uneven but far from uninteresting.
Gory and disturbing, with points for originality, "Faith of Dawn" is a strange, suspenseful story aimed at fans of folk horror.
Romance isn't dead, but these 14 killer romantic horror movies will take your breath away, whether you watch solo or with someone special.
Each tale in "Islands of Time" is a brilliantly crafted emotional journey, exploring aspects of real life using surrealistic elements.
"Bloodlines" is not just any horror anthology but a thrilling journey into other periods, dimensions, and alternate universes.
"Somna" from Becky Cloonan and Tula Lotay lives up to the hype — a gorgeous blend of creeping terror and haunting folk horror.
The werewolf horror crime thriller "Paradise of the Wolf" is an original piece of out-of-the-box creativity and an intriguing debut.
"The Dead Take the A Train" is a thoughtful, well-crafted, and fun read for anyone who loves dark fantasy, horror, and some weird stuff.
With a multi-layered and suspenseful plot and dark atmosphere, "The Serpent and the Wings of Night" is a gripping page-turner.
"These Things Linger" by Dan Franklin cleverly conjures a new type of ghost story that's compelling, fresh, and unexpected.
One of King's most harrowing novels, "Gerald's Game" is a cerebral, contained thriller that's absolutely devastating in its simplicity.
Though problematic and overly long, Stephen King's "IT" stands the test of time thanks to its compelling villain and powerful protagonists.
Filled with wonderful characters and brooding foreshadowing, "Salem’s Lot" still terrifies some forty-eight years after its first publication.
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