Panic Fest: Crabs! (2021)
With the ridiculous horror-comedy “Crabs!”, you know exactly what you’re getting. And if you’re anything like me, what you get is delightful. Crabs! is …continue reading Panic Fest: Crabs! (2021)
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Panic Fest 2022: 10 Standout Shorts (Part 1)
Panic Fest once again wowed with a stellar collection of shorts that left us satisfied yet hungry for more. Here are 10 of our …continue reading Panic Fest 2022: 10 Standout Shorts (Part 1)
Panic Fest: The Abandon (2022)
With great effects, an investing story, and solid performances, “The Abandon” is a tense and thrilling isolation sci-fi horror with a twist. Within the …continue reading Panic Fest: The Abandon (2022)
Cheer and Loathing: Animal Instinct
Rat armies, Crispin Glover, and Canadian kooks headline this week’s episode as we discuss animal horror with “Willard” and “Tusk”. THIS EPISODE: “WILLARD” (2003) …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: Animal Instinct
Adventures in Movies: Blood Red Sky/The Innocents
This week on the podcast: mommy issues, vampires, 2021’s best horror films, and the not-so-innocent terror of superhuman kids. ABOUT THE EPISODE: The Innocents …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Blood Red Sky/The Innocents
Drekculas Underworld: V/H/S/94
The popular V/H/S anthology horror series returns to form and reboots the franchise with the recent Shudder release, “V/H/S/94”. Imagine your first day at …continue reading Drekculas Underworld: V/H/S/94
Panic Fest: Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes (2021)
An exquisite throwback to classic gothic horror, “Dawn Breaks” is stunning and boasts one of the genre’s most sumptuous soundtracks. I remember in the …continue reading Panic Fest: Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes (2021)
Panic Fest: Woodland Grey (2022)
“Woodland Grey” is a lovingly crafted and slow-burning psychological creeper that aims high but doesn’t quite reach its full potential. Reviewed as a screener …continue reading Panic Fest: Woodland Grey (2022)
35th Anniversary of “The Gate”
A gateway to the genre for many young horror fans, “The Gate” is an enduring classic, just as beloved today as it was 35 …continue reading 35th Anniversary of “The Gate”
Panic Fest: The History of Metal and Horror (2022)
This long-awaited doc offers a compelling and entertaining (if incomplete) look at how horror & heavy metal have become inextricably linked. Given the recent …continue reading Panic Fest: The History of Metal and Horror (2022)
The Daily Dig: The Dark Side of the Moon (1990)
This low-rent Sci-Fi horror can’t hang with its sub-genre brethren, but it does have some decent gore and an intriguing premise. In the year …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Dark Side of the Moon (1990)
Reel Review: Homebound (2022)
“Homebound” is further proof that character-driven horror movies can offer some great scares without having to use over-the-top tactics. Holly (Aisling Loftus) is understandably …continue reading Reel Review: Homebound (2022)
Reel Review: The Sadness (2021)
“The Sadness” is another zombie film that somehow becomes so much more — in the most unexpected of ways — rising to the cream …continue reading Reel Review: The Sadness (2021)