Scream Factory has once again delighted Hammer fans with the stunning release of the hard-to-find (until now) 1967 film “Quatermass and the Pit”. First …continue reading Scream Factory Friday: Quatermass and the Pit
Help fund “The Return of the Näcken”, a dark, surreal fantasy/horror film about a forlorn water demon and her lonely quest for human souls. …continue reading Fund It Friday: The Return of the Näcken
Polly McIntosh’s directorial debut “Darlin’” is chock full of youth angst, ideas, and blood — and it’s a very satisfying sequel to “The Woman”. Eyes …continue reading Take Two Review: Pollyanna McIntosh’s Darlin’
Though it may not be his masterpiece or at the top of his great 80s output, Carpenter’s “Christine” revs my heart more than all …continue reading Cinematic Love Letters: Christine (1983)
Though not mind blowing, fans of real life ghost stories and paranormal creepiness may want to take the short, scenic ride with “Clinton Road”. …continue reading Reel Review: Clinton Road (2018)
“A Record of Sweet Murder” is a quieter effort from Japanese goremaster Koji Shiriashi about a desperate killer trying to alter his reality. One …continue reading Unearthed Films: A Record of Sweet Murder
This is your chance to dip your hands into a red-hot bucket of blood, and leave your mark on horror cinema forever by supporting …continue reading Fund It Friday: “Laid to Rest: Exhumed”
Essential viewing for anyone who ever felt like an outcast, “Happy Face” is an emotional outcry for acceptance, not sympathy. It may make you …continue reading Buff 2019 Review: Happy Face (2019)
Studio meddling and cranky critics won’t bring “Black Christmas” down, since the splatter quotient is high and the holiday love is hilariously misanthropic. 25 …continue reading Holiday Horror: Black Christmas (2006)
“Christmas Evil” delivers an unlikely blend of old-school horror and dark-hearted nostalgia that make it a very appropriate holiday viewing experience. 25 DAYS OF …continue reading Holiday Horror: Christmas Evil (1980)