We honor the birthdays of three of horror’s most iconic actors with a look at five memorable times two or more of these greats …continue reading Remembering Icons: Price, Lee, and Cushing
Horror is more than a genre; it’s a community. And it’s made great by inclusivity, diversity, and respect for each other — and for our …continue reading Joe Bob Brought Me Here
On the anniversary of Hitchcock’s death, our staff celebrates the filmmaker’s lasting legacy by sharing our favorite films from his storied career. “The only …continue reading Remembering an Icon: Alfred Hitchcock
In honor of Roger Corman’s 94th birthday, we’re counting down the films of his famous Poe cycle — 8 features inspired by the works …continue reading Honoring an Icon: Roger Corman
As we mourn the loss of Stuart Gordon, our staff pays tribute to his diverse and influential body of work and his immeasurable contributions …continue reading Remembering an Icon: Stuart Gordon
In honor of David Cronenberg’s birthday, our staff celebrates his work, sharing the films that most affected us from five decades of revolutionary genius. …continue reading Honoring an Icon: David Cronenberg
In honor of David Lynch’s birthday, our staff celebrates his work, sharing our favorites from over five decades of uncompromising artistic vision. “Life is …continue reading Honoring an Icon: David Lynch
On the 26th anniversary of Vincent Price’s death, I recall the impact the icon had on cultivating my love for horror – and the …continue reading In Remembrance: Vincent Price
Guillermo del Toro takes his rightful place among Hollywood royalty, while offering a message of hope for the outcasts and acceptance of others. A …continue reading Honoring an Icon: Guillermo del Toro
Joe Bob Briggs is charging into Cinepocalypse on June 18th to present his one-man show, “How Rednecks Saved Hollywood” for his Chicago debut. We …continue reading Interview: Joe Bob Briggs at Cinepocalypse
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