One of the most influential horror classics, “Frankenstein” helped birth the age of Universal Monsters and still electrifies today. After recently celebrating our 200th …continue reading Spookshow: Frankenstein (1931)
This week, we remind you to “trust no one” as we watch a variety of horror films about betrayal and the sinister subversion of …continue reading Six Flix: This Week in Horror Movies (2/22-2/27)
Black History Month may be over, but it’s always the right time to celebrate Black contributions to horror, cinema, and beyond. February was Black …continue reading Donna Tha Dead: Black is Beautiful (Black History Month)
The Unnamed Footage Fest announces its final wave of films in its 2024 lineup, and our found footage-loving jaws are on the floor. We …continue reading Unearthing More From the Unnamed Footage Festival (2024)
With an iconic setting oozing 80s nostalgic charm, a cool concept, and some rad kills, “Chopping Mall” is a wildly fun cult classic gem. …continue reading Best Of The Worst: Chopping Mall
A Charles Band production that draws heavily on the voodoo culture of Louisiana, “Netherworld” never takes any solid shape. Cody inherits his father’s Louisiana …continue reading The Daily Dig: Netherworld (1992)
A brilliant exploration of human psychology and surrealist beauty, “The Cell” continues to thrill and terrorize more than twenty years later. I had taken …continue reading Surrealist Horror: The Cell (2000)
Get lost with us as we celebrate 200 episodes and honor an essential 80s classic, “The Lost Boys” — because the Spookshow party never dies. …continue reading Spookshow: The Lost Boys (1987)
Fred Olen Ray’s adaptation of a Poe story, “Haunting Fear” takes inspiration mixed with gore to form this late 80s horror haunt. A woman …continue reading The Daily Dig: Haunting Fear (1990)
A master of disturbing and body horror, Junji Ito’s twisted tales are unforgettable, and these five standouts will shake you to your core. For …continue reading Top 5 Most Disturbing Junji Ito Tales
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