Garbage Day: House of the Dead 1 & 2
Two is better than one, so this week on Garbage Day I’m bringing House of the Dead 1 & 2 out of the dump and back into your lives.continue reading Garbage Day: House of the Dead 1 & 2
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Reel Review: The Haunting Horror of “Relic” (2020)
Relic is a stunning and stylish look into the psychology of our own mortality. Peering into the sinister world of a parent with dementia, debut writer/director Natalie Erika James leads us into some very dark, and rotted places. Everything we see is coated in a creepy black slime that keeps spreading its sickness. With a disease this devastating, no jump scares are needed to create a terrifying film with many distressing and emotional layers.continue reading Reel Review: The Haunting Horror of “Relic” (2020)
Best Little Horror House: Paranormal Activity
On this week’s episode of the podcast, George and his special guest discuss the unquestionable impact and influence of “Paranormal Activity” on the genre. …continue reading Best Little Horror House: Paranormal Activity
Reel Review: The Beach House (2019)
“The Beach House” is a mesmerizing parasitic invasion film that is so stunning to watch, you almost forget the horror of humanity’s demise. Humanity …continue reading Reel Review: The Beach House (2019)
Tubi Tuesday: Uncle Sam (1996)
This week’s Tubi Tuesday is perhaps the most patriotic horror film in history.continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Uncle Sam (1996)
Revisiting Richard Stanley: The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996)
A director fired from his own set, A-list Hollywood madness, and one terrible film. This is Revisiting Richard Stanley Part 3: The Island of Dr. Moreau.continue reading Revisiting Richard Stanley: The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996)
The Fundamentals of Fear in “Magic: The Gathering”
As hard as it may sound to terrify someone through a card game, the talent behind “Magic: The Gathering” have mastered unique ways of …continue reading The Fundamentals of Fear in “Magic: The Gathering”
Five On It: Summer Camp Carnage
One theme, five killer films. This week, we head to summer camp — beyond Arawak and Crystal Lake — to destinations a bit off the beaten …continue reading Five On It: Summer Camp Carnage
Game On: “The Forest” Reviewed
Blending survival, horror, and creative elements, “The Forest” is an experience that gamers can’t afford to miss.continue reading Game On: “The Forest” Reviewed
Five for the Fourth: Films to Beat the 4th of July Blues
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
Hallowed Halls of Horror: Cat People (1942)
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)
Weird Wednesday: Dracula vs. Frankenstein (1972)
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)
I Spit on Your Podcast: The Duality of Women
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