We’re starting off this series with the 1942 classic, Cat People, the movie that invented the jump scare, and dared to shroud the monster in shadow.continue reading Hallowed Halls of Horror: Cat People (1942)
100 years has not lessened the impact and importance of the brilliant 1925 horror film “The Phantom of the Opera” — as essential today …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
In celebration of Black History Month, Chaos and Carnage revisit the lingering horror of “Night of the Living Dead”— still relevant 50 years later. A …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Night of the Living Dead
Join us as we explore the tepid love affair between horror and Oscar. Check out 18 Eerie Essentials you may not know courted the …continue reading Eerie Essentials: The Oscars Edition (Part 1)
I came face to face with horror royalty at the Dryden Theatre during a special theatrical screening of “King Kong”, with special guest Victoria …continue reading Reviewing the Classics: King Kong (1933)
A forgotten classic from James Whale, “This Old Dark House” is essential viewing for Universal Horror fans, which you can now watch thanks to …continue reading Shudder Sunday: The Old Dark House (1932)
While modern horror films continue to find thrilling new ways to shock and scare us, the classic tales the genre is built on will …continue reading Classic Horror Stories Never Go Out Of Style
Widely considered one of the most important genre achievements of all time, Argento’s “Suspiria” isn’t a perfect film, but it still sets quite a …continue reading Reviewing the Classics: Suspiria (1977)
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