Morbidly Beautiful’s new original horror fiction and art column “Blood on the Digital Page” is coming, and we want to feature your work. Last …continue reading Blood on the Digital Page Launches May 1st
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Telepathic powers, baby-snatching cults, psychiatric wards, vengeance plots…The Dark Red packs a big punch into a small budget movie, and pulls it off almost flawlessly.continue reading Reel Review: The Dark Red (2020)
This week’s recommendation is an independently made atomic age horror and if you look hard enough you might even catch a cameo by sci-fi legend Leonard Nimoy. This week’s Tubi Tuesday is 1958’s The Brain Eaters.continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Brain Eaters (1958)
A fun, Faustian tale with a horror comedy twist, “Uncle Peckerhead” delivers heart, humor, punk rock mayhem, and a heavy dose of well-executed gore. …continue reading Reel Review: Uncle Peckerhead (2020)
Nothing takes possession of my horror-loving heart more than a great demon movie, and these are four of my all-time favorites in the sub …continue reading The Four-Front of Horror: 4 Must See Demon Movies
In this special bonus episode of Couch Trip Cinema, I explain where the show has been during our hiatus and what to expect now …continue reading Couch Trip Cinema: We’re Back
We dive into aquatic horror — from the depths of a horror classic, to the shallow waters of memorable 90’s camp, to a recent …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: Shark Week Special (Wet Horror)
Kevin Tran’s dark exploration of the human condition is both unsettling and captivating — deftly revealing the horrors hidden in our homes and our hearts. …continue reading Indie Spotlight: The Dark End of the Street (2020)
More of the scariest sounding tracks and tunes from the storied career of one of indie rock’s least well-known but gayest rock bands.continue reading Now Hear This: The Magnetic Fields (Part Two)
Thrilling and sometimes irreverent, Velvet Buzzsaw sets a familiar revenge-from-beyond-the-grave story in a creative and artistic new light.continue reading Netflix and Chills: Velvet Buzzsaw (2019)
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