
“Like Dogs” is a clever and compelling psychological horror film that once again proves the adage that humans are the scariest animals. Remember those …continue reading Reel Review: Like Dogs (2021)

“Like Dogs” is a clever and compelling psychological horror film that once again proves the adage that humans are the scariest animals. Remember those …continue reading Reel Review: Like Dogs (2021)

The goofiest VHS horrors seem to always be occupational-based: “The Dentist”, “The Ice Cream Man”, and now, “The Carpenter”. A formerly institutionalized woman moves …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Carpenter (1988)

One of the best entries in season 3 of Shudder’s “Creepshow” series, “Skeletons in the Closet” is an endearing love letter to the genre. …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Skeletons in the Closet

This one comes with a warning label: This horrific murder mystery involving Jeanne Van Calck, a very young girl, is hard to listen to. …continue reading Ominous Origins: Jeanne Van Calck

“Confession” boasts an intense, real-time thriller — one priest, one wounded man, one night in a church. Is it sinfully good or a holy mess? …continue reading VOD Verdict: Confession (2022)

An exercise in endurance, there should be a patch awarded to anyone that can sit through this film in its entirety. Zombie nudists come …continue reading The Daily Dig: Nudist Colony of the Dead (1991)

Our Trucksploitation adventure continues, but the road gets a whole lot bumpier. Plus, we review the (almost) excellent “Godforsaken”. ABOUT THE EPISODE: Trucksploitation Month …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Road Train/Godforsaken

On this episode of “I Spit on Your Podcast”, we look at Satanism in film, discussing “The House of the Devil” and “The Blood …continue reading I Spit on Your Podcast: Hail Satan!

The epitome of “so bad it’s good”, this SUPER-natural bug blockbuster is oozing with hemolymph, cheese, sleaze, and absurdity. Murderous bugs engulf a lake …continue reading The Daily Dig: Bug Buster (1998)

The seemingly effortless cohesion between the directing, writing and acting help elevate this surprising gem of an indie horror film. We’re All Going to …continue reading Reel Review: We’re All Going To The World’s Fair
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