Known for its progressive portrayal of a lesbian character in the 1960s, Robert Wise’s THE HAUNTING is also a tragic tale of a woman who cannot accept the terrifying truth about herself.continue reading Sapphic Sunday: The Haunting (1963)
A quirky tale of heaven vs. hell, Limbo aims to be hot and original but is ultimately a watered-down version of something we’ve already seen before.continue reading Reel Review: Limbo (2019)
The issuance of Special Order 937 from “The Company” is the basis for a meeting with an extraterrestrial that does not go as planned.continue reading The Consequences of the Human-Alien Encounter
Fantasia Fest has been packed with lots of amazing content this year despite contending with a pandemic. One stand out event has been a discussion with filmmaker Mike Flanagan on adapting the likes of horror monoliths Stephen King and Shirley Jackson.continue reading Fantasia Fest 2020: Mike Flanagan on Literary Adaptation
Old time folklore meets modern horror in this creative and scare-inducing take on creepy Slavic fairy tale legend, Baba Yaga.continue reading Reel Review: “Baba Yaga: Terror of the Dark Forest”
Welcome to the very first edition of ‘Fright Bites’! This month we have some badass female representation in the form of a dark thriller and a comedy, an emotionally driven LGBT film, and two futuristic shorts filled with suspense.continue reading Fright Bites: Short Horror Roundup (Sept 2020)
On this week’s episode, George and his special guest discuss the rated X for violence shocker, partially inspired by real life horror, “I Drink …continue reading Best Little Horror House: I Drink Your Blood
Horror in the daylight: The Wicker Man and Christianitycontinue reading Hallowed Halls of Horror: The Wicker Man (1973)
Nicholas Cage’s unhinged performance made Vampire’s Kiss a cult classic, but its blunt portrayal of predatory capitalism earns it a closer look.continue reading Digging Deep: “Vampire’s Kiss”
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