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We forego flowers and embrace the horror of motherhood, with a chilling look at “All That We Destroy” and “We Need to Talk About …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: The Mother of All Episodes
On this week’s bonus episode of Cheer and Loathing, we pay tribute to the late great Tawny Kitaen with a friendly game of “Witchboard”. …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: TTFN Tawny
An all-out, black comedy that hides difficult subject matter with absurdity, exaggeration, and zombies — and pulls no punches with violence. Three teens are …continue reading The Daily Dig: Shrunken Heads (1994)
“Harpoon” aims to deliver something different, with a smart script and a small but compelling cast, and it excels at hitting its target. … …continue reading Flanagan Film Fest: Harpoon
We compare the original Japanese horror film “Ringu” to its American remake, “The Ring” while discussing cultural differences and fears. Episode 33: “RINGU” (1998) …continue reading I Spit On Your Podcast: Ringu (1998) vs. The Ring (2002)
From K-OKLA to WLST, Caroline Williams arrives on new airwaves in “Ten Minutes to Midnight”, proving the sun hasn’t set on her bright career. …continue reading Caroline Williams and the Rise of the Ageless Icon
This little-known slasher may be lost to history if not for the work of Shout Factory and their dedication to horror posterity. A mixed …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Final Terror (1983)
“Run! Bitch Run!” is a sleazy, vulgar, and downright offensive homage to 70s Grindhouse cinema — a real treat for the right audience. How …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Run! Bitch Run! (2009)
This horror/western offers a stylish, moody, and dangerous atmosphere for its surreal and melancholy story of young love and belonging. … The Girl glides …continue reading Flanagan Film Fest: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
In honor of its anniversary, we celebrate the legacy of “Ginger Snaps”, tackling coming-of-age and female sexuality in an innovative way. Ginger Snaps is …continue reading Horror History: Ginger Snaps (2000)
