Genre legend Vincent Price has been dazzling horror fans for generations, but some of his best work deserves more celebration. With summer waning and …continue reading Five on it: Vincent Price
“Frankenstein” gives life to a misunderstood monster, a fallen angel turned malignant devil, and forces us to confront our own humanity. As I was …continue reading Birth and Rebirth: 200 Years of “Frankenstein”
In the final episode of our show, we say goodbye and head out with a bang by talking about a timely horror classic, “The …continue reading Podcast at Night: The Exorcist (1973)
It’s another stop in our journey of appreciation for classic horror that helped shape the genre — this time checking in to “Psycho”. Alfred Hitchcock’s …continue reading Podcast at Night: Psycho (1960)
Modern horror is built on a foundation of cinema classics that never go out of style, like this week’s featured film “The Birds”. Chaos …continue reading Podcast at Night: The Birds (1963)
It’s still Pride Month, and we’re celebrating with a look at a couple of horror classics: “The Seventh Victim” and “Strangers on a Train”. …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: Pride Month 2023
Despite the controversy surrounding the director, “Rosemary’s Baby” is a genre classic and a profound commentary on human nature and society. Released on June …continue reading Horror History: Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
A chilling, expertly crafted noir inspired by true crime, “The Hitch-Hiker” is a potent look at flawed masculinity from a female filmmaker. The Hitch-Hiker …continue reading Dante’s Inferno: The Hitch-Hiker (1953)
Castle may have been known for his clever marketing, but “House on Haunted Hill” proves there was substance behind his legendary style. In 1959, …continue reading Dante’s Inferno: House on Haunted Hill (1959)
Inspired by a chilling true story, “The Sadist” is a nasty and intense little film for its time and still manages to captivate and …continue reading Dante’s Inferno: The Sadist (1962)
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