The werewolf indie horror film “Beast Within” impressed at fests and does deliver some howl-worthy moments, but it ultimately lacks bite. Beast Within (aka …continue reading Reel Review: Beast Within (2019)
In anticipation of the new franchise film, we reflect on the era that first introduced us to “Mortal Kombat” and that immortal theme song. …continue reading Ode to the 90s and the “Mortal Kombat” Theme Song
While hampered by budget limitations, “The Last Request” embraces its indie spirit by delivering unique and thought provoking horror. The Last Request (2019) is …continue reading Reel Review: The Last Request (2019)
“Scream 2” may be a meta horror comedy, but the death of Maureen Evans proves this genre well runs much deeper. Maureen Evan’s (Jada …continue reading Horror Heals: The Psyche of Maureen Evans’ Death
Horror movies are great, but nothing gets the adrenaline pumping or generates the same sheer terror as well-executed horror games. In recent years, the …continue reading Five Frightful, Must Play Horror Games
We celebrate the life and legacy of the queen of Hammer horror, Barbara Shelley, with a look back her five most memorable performances. In …continue reading Remembering an Icon: Barbara Shelley
A rare lesbian vampire film directed by a woman, “The Velvet Vampire” combines transgressive exploitation cinema with feminist subtext. Lesbian vampire films may be …continue reading Dracula’s Daughters: The Velvet Vampire (1971)
In our new series exploring the best of lesbian vampire films, we discuss the iconic “Vampyres” — a film light on substance but heavy …continue reading Dracula’s Daughters: Vampyres (1974)
In celebration of his birthday, we celebrate the legacy of one of the most influential and iconic figures in all of horror: John Carpenter. …continue reading Blackest Eyes: A Tribute to John Carpenter
If the past year has taught us anything, it’s the value of movies. And while streaming ruled 2020, physical media still has a place …continue reading Resolving to Collect More in 2021