Not every film has to be high art. Sometimes, all you want is a bloody good time — in which case, pack your bags …continue reading Reel Review: Camping Trip (2022)
“Manfish” is hilarious and heartfelt; quite a remarkable film anchored by a smart script, great creature design, and stellar performances. A movie called Manfish …continue reading GenreBlast 2022: Manfish
This week, we invite you to embark on a dark fairytale adventure with us and our featured films: “Squeal” and “House of Darkness”. ABOUT …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Squeal/House of Darkness
Winner of the coveted Forever Award from GenreBlast 2022, “Gouge Away” may be short on budget and polish but not on creativity. GenreBlast gives …continue reading Microbudget Monday: Gouge Away (2022)
This week on the podcast, we work hard for the lack of money by talking workplace horror with “Deliver Us From Evil” and “The …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: Risky Business
This week on the Spookshow, we mix things up by discussing a new release — but keep it retro with an old franchise. Let’s talk …continue reading All-American Spookshow: Prey (2022)
Exploring themes of guilt and grief creatively and compellingly, “The Ghost Lights” is moody and well-paced with solid writing and acting. Written and directed …continue reading Reel Review: The Ghost Lights (2022)
The intentionally off-putting, ultra-low budget, boundary-obliterating “Bubblegum” will test your tolerance for shocking, low-brow humor. Bubblegum (2022) knows it’s trash. As described by award-winning …continue reading GenreBlast 2022: Bubblegum
“Infrared” is a humble but somewhat effective found footage-style movie with spooky locations, high-quality acting, and a watchable pace. So, it turns out that …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Infrared (2022)
“The Brilliant Terror” is a brilliant, heartfelt documentary celebrating the genre and the art of truly independent, DIY horror filmmaking. The Brilliant Terror (2022) …continue reading GenreBlast 2022: The Brilliant Terror
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