Tubi Tuesday: Head of the Family (1996)
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)
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“The Invisible Man” Criticism: A Visible Problem
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
Chattanooga Film Fest: Attack of the Demons (2019)
Festival hit “Attack of the Demons” is a visually impressive animated film that pays loving tribute to the genre in a unique and memorable …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: Attack of the Demons (2019)
Terror Tuesdays: Daniel Isn’t Real (2019)
“Daniel Isn’t Real” is a mixed bag; a sometimes entertaining yet predictable and problematic exploration of childhood trauma and mental illness. Fans of writer/director …continue reading Terror Tuesdays: Daniel Isn’t Real (2019)
They Mostly Podcast at Night: Don’t Torture a Duckling
A detective is sent to investigate a series of child murders in a small village where mistrust abounds in Lucio Fulci’s “Don’t Torture a …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Don’t Torture a Duckling
Chattanooga Film Fest: Jumbo (2020)
Writer/director Zoé Wittock stuns in her feature debut, “Jumbo”, the strange but captivating tale of an unconventional and misunderstood love. My introduction to the …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: Jumbo (2020)
Shudder Sunday: God Told Me To (1976)
Though often overlooked in the pantheon of religious horror, “God Told Me To” remains Larry Cohen’s most dangerous film, as well as his most …continue reading Shudder Sunday: God Told Me To (1976)
Sapphic Sunday: Bit (2019)
Full of camp, blood, and good old fashioned girl power, Brad Michael Elmore’s “BIT” brings the lesbian vampire into the 21st Century. The lesbian …continue reading Sapphic Sunday: Bit (2019)
Severin Sunday: The Astrologer aka Suicide Cult (1977)
Severin Films has seen your zodiacal potential and predicts that you will want to take a chance on the strange and wonderful film, “The …continue reading Severin Sunday: The Astrologer aka Suicide Cult (1977)
VinSyn Ten: 10 Essential Titles from Vinegar Syndrome
While cult distributor Vinegar Syndrome gifts us with one of their biggest sales of the year, here are ten great titles you should consider …continue reading VinSyn Ten: 10 Essential Titles from Vinegar Syndrome
Syndrome Saturday: Secta Siniestra (1982)
A lost Spanish horror film reminiscent of “Rosemary’s Baby” and “The Omen”, nothing can prepare you for the horror of “Secta Siniestra”. When fans …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: Secta Siniestra (1982)
Top 10 Movies About Social Isolation
Isolation, loneliness, boredom…all the things you’re feeling right now. Check out these 10 classic horror movies (plus 3 bonus films) that feel your pain. …continue reading Top 10 Movies About Social Isolation
Ominous Origins: Faerie Tales (Rev Robert Kirk)
While we often explore the dark side on this cast, this week we turn towards the light and discuss the magic of faeries — plus …continue reading Ominous Origins: Faerie Tales (Rev Robert Kirk)