An eighties cheesy delight, “The Brain” spends its time on whimsical practical effects instead of its underlying message of cultish trends. A mad scientist …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Brain (1988)
The most wretched thing to come out of Massachusetts since the Salem “Witch” massacre, this deserves rotting fruit thrown at the screen. An indigenous …continue reading The Daily Dig: Winterbeast (1992)
An iconic horror classic turns 60 but remains as chilling and influential as the day it debuted; discover the magic of “Carnival of Souls”. …continue reading 60 Year Anniversary of “Carnival of Souls”
A gateway to the genre for many young horror fans, “The Gate” is an enduring classic, just as beloved today as it was 35 …continue reading 35th Anniversary of “The Gate”
This low-rent Sci-Fi horror can’t hang with its sub-genre brethren, but it does have some decent gore and an intriguing premise. In the year …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Dark Side of the Moon (1990)
The type of film that becomes a guilty pleasure, “The Car” features a killer car and was created by Hollywood vehicle legend George Barris. …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Car (1977)
With a script that seems to have come from a sleep-deprived night of heavy drug use, there’s no time for anything but the absurd. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Modern Vampires (1998)
This perfectly ’80s teen comedy may remind you of something like “Teen Wolf” — but with a horror bite and big, bloodsucking fangs. A teen …continue reading The Daily Dig: My Best Friend Is A Vampire (1987)
More soap-opera than slasher, this mystery thriller — which resembles the seventies — has a small bite and a quiet bark. A woman unhappy …continue reading The Daily Dig: Nightkill (1980)
A simple teen slasher that hardly pierces the skin and relies on breasts and kills to keep you entertained rather than enlightened. A group …continue reading The Daily Dig: Shallow Grave (1987)
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