An exercise in excessive 80’s gore, “The Dead Next Door” is as camp as it gets, but at least you get to hear Bruce …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Dead Next Door (1989)
With no lack of star power and a dearth of seriousness, “Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat” is a horror comedy with a Western twang; …continue reading The Daily Dig: Sundown (1989)
This week on Bloodhound Pix, we discuss the upcoming documentary “All Hail the Popcorn King” from Hansi Oppenheimer about legendary writer Joe R. Lansdale. …continue reading Bloodhound Pix: “All Hail the Popcorn King” Indie Spotlight
This week on the podcast, Chaos & Carnage journey back to the middle ages with a couple of special guests and accidentally raise an …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Army of Darkness
In honor of National Crush Day, our writers celebrate first horror crushes — 16 actors and characters who made our young horror hearts skip …continue reading Sweet 16: Our First Horror Crushes
“Intruder” is a wonderfully gory, criminally underrated slasher classic — featuring creative kills, great special effects, and campy 80s charm. As horror fans, we …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Intruder (1989)
This week, check out the 1981 horror classic “The Evil Dead” with Chaos and Carnage on Morbidly Beautiful’s newest podcast “They Mostly Podcast at …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: The Evil Dead
Small in scale but brimming with huge ideas, “The Horror at Gallery Kay” is an absolute triumph of both horror and human drama. A …continue reading Reel Review: The Horror at Gallery Kay (2018)
They say everything’s bigger in Texas, and the ultimate killer con known as Texas Frightmare Weekend is no exception; here’s why my heart belongs …continue reading Texas Frightmare Weekend 2019
Cinepocalypse is coming to Chicago, bringing with it an explosive line up of the most powerful, compelling, thrilling and terrifying genre programming. Since 2014, …continue reading Top Ten Most Anticipated Cinepocalypse Films