“Fantasy Island” could have been the best reboot of 2020. Instead, it ended up being too shallow to matter in the horror film renaissance. …continue reading Reel Review: Fantasy Island (2020)
Each month, we’ll take you on a trip down the proverbial video aisle to look at some of the latest and best indie horror …continue reading Down the Video Aisle: April 2020
In honor of the newest St. Patrick’s Day themed film from the Blumhouse and Hulu “Into the Dark” series, here are ten of our …continue reading Top Ten “Into the Dark” Episodes
Horror has always reflected the fears of the time, and there are good reasons why modern horror keeps dipping into the Orwellian well of …continue reading Unpacking Our Cultural Obsession with 1984
Put on your parkas and get ready for another horror ride in the Antarctic, because “The Thing” is back courtesy of Universal and Blumhouse. …continue reading Breaking News: “The Thing” Returns
The reimagining of “BLACK CHRISTMAS” has been attacked for its overtly feminist themes, but the backlash reflects a culture the film seeks to combat. …continue reading A Season of Sexism: The “Black Christmas” Backlash
We chat with writer Isa Mazzei about her new book “Camgirl” — a staggering autobiographical companion piece to her 2018 smash indie horror hit, …continue reading Interview: Isa Mazzei, Camgirl (2019)
Gigi Saul Guerrero brings a blood-soaked, socially-fueled nightmare to Blumhouse’s “Into the Dark” anthology and its newest installment, “Culture Shock”. Ever since Blumhouse announced …continue reading Cinepocalypse 2019 Review: Culture Shock
Blumhouse teams up with writer/director Owen Egerton to bring us a suspenseful story about the idea of imaginary friends, social media and urban legends. …continue reading Netflix and Kill: Mercy Black (2019)
Zoe Lister-Jones is the Writer/Director of Blumhouse’s “The Craft” remake, but who is she and why should you care? Here’s why you need to …continue reading Know the Filmmaker: Zoe Lister-Jones
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