The Creeper makes his long-awaited return to stalk again in “Jeepers Reborn”, but should he have just stayed in hibernation? Reboots, requels, rehashes…. Reborn. …continue reading Hit or Miss: Jeepers Reborn
For horror fans hoping for another home run from celebrated filmmaker Jordan Peele, his latest “NOPE” absolutely does not disappoint. In just six years …continue reading Movie Night: Nope (2022)
Now on demand, it’s the perfect time to experience the near flawless horror film “The Black Phone” — delivering a direct line to darkness. …continue reading Movie Night: The Black Phone (2022)
The new horror-comedy “The Passenger” is a wacky, bloody, wonderfully gory trip — a love letter to monster movies and a damn worthwhile ride. Some …continue reading Reel Review: The Passenger (2022)
Memories, repression, and the psychology of cults are mined in impressive fashion throughout “The Aviary”, a tense and absorbing thriller. From directors Chris Cullari …continue reading Movie Night: The Aviary (2022)
The real-life inspired horror in “Scrapper” is compelling and bone-chilling, but does that translate to satisfying onscreen thrills? The crime/drama/thriller Scrapper (originally titled The …continue reading VOD Verdict: Scrapper (2021)
“Bite Me” is a charmingly relatable gem for romantics, outcasts, and anyone with a thirst for something different in a bloodsoaked sub-genre. Love is …continue reading Women in Horror: Bite Me (2019)
“Ankle Biters” is an ambitious but jumbled little kicker that tackles some incredibly taboo themes from the vantage point of children. Death, like the …continue reading Sugar, Spice, and Everything Sliced: “Ankle Biters”
“The Boy Behind the Door” is a compelling, character-driven thriller about bloodshed behind closed doors and the power of friendship. The 2020 thriller The …continue reading Shudder Sunday: The Boy Behind the Door
“Keeping Company” is a fast-paced, consistently funny, and often surprising exploration of the familiar ‘work is hell’ trope — with a twist. Red is …continue reading GenreBlast 2021: Keeping Company
