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2019 was another incredible year of horror, and we've got 50 of the best indie horror films from the year you may have missed.
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We kick off Pride Month with a riotous romp at “The Gay Bed and Breakfast of Terror” where comedy, camp, and horror are served …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: The Gay Bed and Breakfast of Terror
Morbidly Beautiful proudly invites our friends in the horror gaming community to join us on our newest venture into live game streaming. Morbidly Beautiful …continue reading Game On: Join Morbidly Beautiful on Twitch
As we kick off another celebration of Pride Month, our writers discuss what diversity and inclusivity means to them and why we really do …continue reading Unity Through Diversity: A Group Editorial
What value does our entertainment and escapism hold in times of great suffering, conflict, and apocalyptic disaster? Quite a bit, I would argue. … …continue reading Apocalyptic Salvation: Horror and the Path to Healing
Grab your weapon of choice, join your gang of trouble-makers, and watch “Hell Riders”, the weird and sleazy exploitation offering from Vinegar Syndrome. Low …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: Hell Riders (1984)
Ancient history meets modern times as we explore the folklore motif of the Wild Hunt, an event believed to portend some great catastrophe, such …continue reading Ominous Origins: The Wild Hunt
Even with a quarantine, the Chattanooga Film Fest delighted film fans, especially with the surprising docu-comedy, “A Vice Guide to Bigfoot”. It’s no secret …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: The Vice Guide to Bigfoot
Gore hounds rejoice! Brazil is raining blood on horror fans with the splattertastic, violent, insane horror flick, “Skull: The Mask”. I’ve been watching horror …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: “Skull: The Mask” (2020)
“The Pandemic Anthology” entertains while highlighting the resilience of filmmakers — showing how much can be accomplished with creativity and a camera. The Covid-19 pandemic …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: The Pandemic Anthology
Netflix has acquired the rights to lots of interesting, subversive, and entertaining genre fare, but so few titles have received a physical media release. …continue reading Seven Netflix Exclusives That Need Physical Releases
We honor the birthdays of three of horror’s most iconic actors with a look at five memorable times two or more of these greats …continue reading Remembering Icons: Price, Lee, and Cushing
Absurd, over the top, sleazy and cheesy, “Head of the Family” is mid-90s direct to video gold from the b movie masters at Full …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Head of the Family (1996)
Now that “The Invisible Man” is out for everyone to own, it’s time to have a frank discussion about the misogynist criticism the film …continue reading “The Invisible Man” Criticism: A Visible Problem