The timeless beauty of black and white cinema never goes out of style, and these 10 genre masterpieces never fail to thrill. Whether you’re …continue reading 10 Best Black and White Horror Films to Stream Now
This installment of The Girls Guide to Horror focuses on gothic horror gems that belong on every budding horror fan’s must-see list. Gothic horror …continue reading Girls Guide to Horror: Gothic Goodness (Part 4)
In honor of its anniversary, we celebrate the legacy of “Black Christmas”, the still-relevant classic that helped birth the slasher subgenre. Released in the …continue reading Horror History: Black Christmas (1974)
“The Black Cat” is a true unsung gem of the pre-Code era, a chilling classic featuring genre legend Karloff plus Lugosi at his finest. …continue reading Weird Wednesday: The Black Cat (1934)
It’s time to revisit our horror roots with the foundational classics of the genre, beginning with the game-changing horror of the 20s and 30s. …continue reading I Spit on Your Podcast: Origins of Horror (20s and 30s)
We end Shocktober at the beginning, where many claim the genre finds its origins. Let’s discuss the haunting masterpiece of “Dr. Caligari”. The Most …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Torn from the tomb to terrify the world, Chaos and Carnage unwrap the secrets of “The Mummy” — another Shocktober horror classic. Stranger than Dracula. …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: The Mummy (1959)
Candace and Ariel are joined by Chelsea Stardust for their Vintage Halloween Special, featuring horror classics and Chelsea’s party mix! THIS EPISODE: “CAT PEOPLE” …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: Vintage Halloween Special
We are sorry to have kept you waiting, monsieur, but Chaos and Carnage are finally diving into the 1932 horror classic “White Zombie”. They …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: White Zombie
In honor of its anniversary, we look back on John Carpenter’s seminal horror classic, the iconic and influential “Halloween” (1978). Spooky season wouldn’t be …continue reading Horror History: Halloween (1978)
