Can a low-budget exploitation film from the 1980s, about a parasitic alien worm that feeds on human brains, have a deeper philosophical meaning? Horror …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Brain Damage (1988)
The loosest of Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraft adaptations is also the hardest to watch, as much for the nasty things in the basement as the …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Castle Freak (1995)
Every clown has their day. Not every clown is great, and neither is every day. But one day reigns supreme for trashy clowns, and …continue reading Garbage Day: Clowning With “Killjoy”
Join us for a look back at forgotten VHS favorites from the video store era, one rental at a time. This month’s featured titled …continue reading Video Rewind: Spaced Invaders (1990)
Part man, part Turkey, all bad. “Blood Freak” is a schlocky look at one man’s drug-fueled path of destruction. It’s definitely a turkey…but a …continue reading Garbage Day: Blood Freak (1972)
Film lovers Jerrry and Mike continue to peel back the layers of the Critters franchise, cracking the shell of “Critters 3” in this week’s …continue reading Pod and the Pendulum: Critters 3
Dark and disturbing, “Chained” gives a depressing and horrifically realistic look into the psyche of a serial killer and what makes them tick. The …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Chained (2012)
Extend your celebration of Women in Horror Month by catching a classic from Ida Lupino, a pioneer of genre filmmaking and women behind the …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Hitch-Hiker (1953)
Between “Night” and “Dawn”, Romero stepped away from the undead to make a witchy rumination on suburban feminism that struggled no matter what he …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Season of the Witch (1972)
Notorious filmmaker Jean Rollin delivers a surprisingly restrained tale of escape through fantastical imaginings and the powerful bonds of girlhood. Jean Rollin was a …continue reading Digging Deep: Two Orphan Vampires (1997)
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