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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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A socially distanced 4th of July is the perfect time to check out these 5 holiday themed horror gems. Each one is packed with fun rivaling the fireworks.continue reading Five for the Fourth: Films to Beat the 4th of July Blues
We proudly debut the popular “Best Little Horror House in Philly” show on our podcast network, beginning with a love letter to 2004’s “Saw”. …continue reading Introducing Best Little Horror House in Philly
We’re starting off this series with the 1942 classic, Cat People, the movie that invented the jump scare, and dared to shroud the monster in shadow.continue reading Hallowed Halls of Horror: Cat People (1942)
An intriguing mix of acting legends in their final performances, Vegas nightclub performance, a sci-fi plot to take over the world, and classic movie monsters brings Al Adamson’s Dracula vs. Frankenstein to an entertaining, if sloppy, life as a drive-in and television cult hitcontinue reading Weird Wednesday: Dracula vs. Frankenstein (1972)
This month, we discuss the duality of women — the battle between feminine good and evil as defined by societal standards and portrayed in genre …continue reading I Spit on Your Podcast: The Duality of Women
Mike Flanagan’s mastery of the haunted child is best exemplified by The Haunting of Hill House and Before I Wake, which explore the aftermath of trauma and the dangers of silencing those in its wake.continue reading Little Voices: Childhood Trauma in the Flanaverse
In this spoof of 1960’s teen movies, a local rebel with a dark secret wants to claw his way to the top of the food chain through wrestling and song.continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: I Was a Teenage Werebear
An American remake of a beloved J-Horror classic, 2002’s “The Ring” achieved the remarkable by becoming a well-respected classic in its own right. This …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Ring (2002)
13 Morbidly Beautiful writers discuss horror films that changed them — or changed their minds — while exploring issues of race, sexuality, trauma, and …continue reading Thematic Thread: Game Changers
“Scream, Queen!” has a lot on its mind but more on its heart, as the unlikely story of a gay horror icon making peace …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Scream, Queen!
Known for its bloody violence and progressive ideas on gender and women’s sexuality, The Blood Spattered Bride stands as one of the best and most fascinating entires to the lesbian vampire canon.continue reading Sapphic Sunday: The Blood Spattered Bride (1972)
Garbage Day is back again, and with it comes the Druid cult of the Sangroid and their diabolical plan to harvest blood to feed their queen.continue reading Garbage Day: Invasion of the Blood Farmers
Despite over a decade of negative reception, Cthulhu (2007) is a deep, intelligent film that tackles the struggles of homosexuality and deserves to be revisited.continue reading Films From Beyond: Cthulhu (2007)