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The Daily Dig: The Headless Eyes (1971) ...September 23, 2021
The Films of F Street: Caged Heat (1974) ...September 23, 2021
They Mostly Podcast at Night: Lake Placid ...September 23, 2021
The Daily Dig: The Resurrected (1991) ...September 22, 2021
GenreBlast 2021: Five Film Favorites ...September 22, 2021
Frights and Feelings: Sweetheart (2019) ...September 22, 2021
The Daily Dig: Body Melt (1994) ...September 21, 2021
Tubi Tuesday: Crash! (Charles Band, 1977) ...September 21, 2021
I Need a Himbo: Celebrating the Himbos of Horror ...September 21, 2021
The Daily Dig: Mikey (1992) ...September 20, 2021
First Look: Midnight Mass (2021, Netflix) ...September 20, 2021
Movie Night: Royal Jelly (2021) ...September 20, 2021
New Horror Express: Tom Lee Rutter ...September 20, 2021
Event Recap: Halloween Horror Nights (Orlando) ...September 20, 2021
Ominous Origins: It’s the Baba Yaga ...September 19, 2021

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The Daily Dig: The Headless Eyes (1971)

Not adventurous enough to be an art film and not cohesive enough to be a cult hit, this revenge horror reeks of misogyny. A …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Headless Eyes (1971)

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The Films of F Street: Caged Heat (1974)

A future Academy Award-winning director and a horror icon helped make “Caged Heat” a somewhat surprising entry in this seedy sub-genre. Barbara Steele is …continue reading The Films of F Street: Caged Heat (1974)

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They Mostly Podcast at Night: Lake Placid

Chaos and Carnage tread into virtually uncharted waters: a film they both agree on! It’s time for Betty White, big crocs, and “Lake Placid”. …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Lake Placid

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GenreBlast 2021: Five Film Favorites

These are five of the most memorable, innovative, affecting films from GenreBlast 2021 — from the sublimely weird to the darkly hilarious. I was …continue reading GenreBlast 2021: Five Film Favorites

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Frights and Feelings: Sweetheart (2019)

“Sweetheart” is a unique monster tale bringing terror and the sting of psychological dread with its powerful reflection on real-life horror. Washing up on …continue reading Frights and Feelings: Sweetheart (2019)

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Tubi Tuesday: Crash! (Charles Band, 1977)

From his first film in ’77, “Crash!”, Charles Band has been making utterly insane movies for decades — and you can see where it all …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Crash! (Charles Band, 1977)

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I Need a Himbo: Celebrating the Himbos of Horror

The horror himbo has had a storied history over time, from the celebrated classics of the genre to the modern-day horror himbo. When asked …continue reading I Need a Himbo: Celebrating the Himbos of Horror

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First Look: Midnight Mass (2021, Netflix)

“Midnight Mass” sees Mike Flanagan return to the small screen nearly a year after the sublime and soul-stirring “The Haunting of Bly Manor”. Flanagan …continue reading First Look: Midnight Mass (2021, Netflix)

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Movie Night: Royal Jelly (2021)

“Royal Jelly” subverts expectations, delivering arthouse style over creepy-crawly horror; but there’s a lot to like if that’s your honeypot. Royal Jelly is an …continue reading Movie Night: Royal Jelly (2021)

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New Horror Express: Tom Lee Rutter

We chat with indie filmmaker Tom Lee Rutter about his upcoming fantastical feature film “The Pocket Film of Superstitions” plus much more. THIS EPISODE: …continue reading New Horror Express: Tom Lee Rutter

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Ominous Origins: It’s the Baba Yaga

With Halloween rapidly approaching, it’s time to get a little witchy with the mother of mischief, the harrowing hag known as Baba Yaga. MORE …continue reading Ominous Origins: It’s the Baba Yaga

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Severin Sunday: Beyond Darkness (1987)

Severin releases another essential, feature-rich Blu-ray featuring a surprisingly watchable possession flick from an infamous filmmaker. Claudio Fragasso (aka Clyde Anderson), the director of …continue reading Severin Sunday: Beyond Darkness (1987)

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Cheer and Loathing: Legend Has It

This week, we’re doing it for the lulz. From chat room carnage to the deadliest film ever made, let’s talk urban legend films! THIS …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: Legend Has It

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