Steel your mind and stomach for the most truly, terminally one-of-a-kind body-swap comedy about a robotic dinosaur ever made. Someday my Shudder Sunday column …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)
There’s red in the water — and white and blue! This campy, low budget, wartime comedy brings an unconventional foe; but, alas, it’s mostly toothless. …continue reading Horror-on-Sea: Post Apocalyptic Commando Shark
We talk with Larisa Oleynik, star of “Animal Among Us”, about her first horror film, growing up on a TV show, and how being …continue reading A Conversation With Larisa Oleynik
Like its ageless hero, “Demon Knight” is both of its time and timeless, a last gasp of 80s horror before irony invaded that hasn’t …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Demon Knight (1995)
Proof that superhero movies don’t have to play like theme park attractions, “Big Man Japan” makes a spectacle out of the mundane. Since the …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Big Man Japan (2007)
Tutti fucking fruiti and a wrong turn in Valkenvania: Aykroyd and Zombie create houses of horror in “Nothing But Trouble” and “House of 1000 …continue reading Drive-In Home Theater: All Tricks, No Treats
The only thing crazier than the outlandish premise of “Butt Boy” is how well filmmaker Tyler Cornack sells it — delivering a surprisingly compelling …continue reading Fantastic Fest Review: Butt Boy (2019)
Disturbing and hilarious in equal amounts, “Ashes” is a surprising indie horror film with a unique premise that I think will please a lot …continue reading Reel Review: Ashes (2019)
We talk with writer, director, producer and actress Natasha Pascetta about her horror short “Road Trash”, working with horror royalty, and much more. Natasha …continue reading Behind the Lens: Natasha Pascetta
Like its two extremely likable and relatable female leads, Olivia Wilde’s “Booksmart” manages to effortlessly be both wicked smart and exceedingly cool. I’m breaking …continue reading See This Film: Booksmart (2019)