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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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Though We Summon The Darkness is clearly no masterpiece, this cheeky throwback slasher gives heavy metal and Alexandra Daddario the treatment they deserve.continue reading Movie Night: We Summon the Darkness (2020)
On this week’s episode, George and his special guest discuss the surprisingly layered, Canadian, coming-of-age, cult werewolf film “Ginger Snaps”. Two teenaged sisters, both obsessed …continue reading Best Little Horror House: Ginger Snaps
Hallowed Halls: The Changeling (1980) A parent’s guide to griefcontinue reading Hallowed Halls of Horror: The Changeling (1980)
Italian director Bruno Mattei invites fans to sink their teeth into Rats: Night of Terror. Less weird than Mattei’s other movies, but enough gooey gore effects and weirdness to satisfy lovers of 1980s Italian schlock horror.continue reading Weird Wednesdays: “Rats: Night of Terror” (1984)
A slasher love letter with a focus on diversity, “Murder in the Woods” doesn’t remotely reinvent the genre, but it is both entertaining and …continue reading Reel Review: Murder in the Woods (2020)
This week’s recommendation is an insane film with an insane premise that does not shy away from standard horror film taboos. A gore heavy nightmare that, if you are not already afraid of clowns, you will be.continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Clown (Jon Watts, 2014)
There are other perspectives on Latin America, other ways of seeing horror. They have other ways to terrify us.continue reading Hispanic Heritage: Exploring Latin American Horror
John Hyams’ gripping survival thriller “Alone” blends unrelenting tension with well-written characters, strong realism, and stunning cinematography. A woman trying to outrun the pain …continue reading Indie Spotlight: Alone (John Hyams, 2020)
Episode 136 The Amityville Horrorcontinue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: The Amityville Horror
For the next stop in the Journey around the world we will explore four films from Thailand and try to understand why so many films from the country are about crocodiles.continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Thai Horror
A new work from an absolute star of the experimental electronic world, this album’s wonderful beats and thought-provoking lyrics are only dampened by the fact that the former is almost lost amongst the latter.continue reading Now Hear This: Palimpsest (Lauren Bousfield)
Working with a limited budget and in declining health, famed director Lucio Fulci delivers a strong, gory late 80s horror reminiscent of Carrie and Suspiria.continue reading Severin Sunday: Aenigma (1987)
