
Though derided upon release, the hallucinogenic “City of the Living Dead” has earned its cult following with memorable and shocking sequences. This week it’s …continue reading Spookshow: City of the Living Dead (1980)

Though derided upon release, the hallucinogenic “City of the Living Dead” has earned its cult following with memorable and shocking sequences. This week it’s …continue reading Spookshow: City of the Living Dead (1980)

A moving, harrowing exploration of humanity in the face of absolute evil, “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” is devastating but essential viewing. The Tattooist of …continue reading What to Watch: The Tattooist of Auschwitz

“Night Shift” offers a punchy and pretty-in-pink version of a motel murder movie. Is it worth checking in to this thriller for a night? …continue reading VOD Verdict: Night Shift (2023)

Modern horror movies about the South inevitably involve the bayou — a murky mirror of our own twisted desires and racist ancestral pasts. Slavery …continue reading Let’s Talk About: The Murky Mirror of the Bayou

Larry Fessenden’s “Blackout” presents a simple and intimate portrait of grief, reminding us how those we lose can haunt us in violent ways. Oh, …continue reading Prime Picks: Blackout (2023)

Much of our week was focused on revisiting Millennium Horror and embracing the campy fun of teen slashers and entertaining thrillers. Editor’s Note: The …continue reading Six Flix: This Week in Horror Movies (4/16-4/21)

An evocative and mesmerizing tale from a visionary writer, “Let Gravity Seize the Dead” is an essential read for fans of horror fiction. You …continue reading Fiction Friday: Let Gravity Seize the Dead

Anticipation for the upcoming, stacked and packed Fan Expo: Philadelphia 2024 event is out of this world. Come join the geeky, creepy fun! There …continue reading Fan Expo: Philadelphia 2024

We discuss Family, Fear, and Filmmaking as we go inside the world of an indie filmmaking family with Toby Poser and John Adams. Step …continue reading Another GD Horror Pod: Toby Poser and John Adams

Fans of Italian horror and gorehounds will delight in the beautifully shot but grotesque “The Well” that’s both haunting and nightmarish. The Well is …continue reading Indie Spotlight: The Well (2024)
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