Rob Zombie took the shadowy, suspenseful, giallo-inspired “Halloween” and filtered it through the lens of early 70s horror and exploitation. John Carpenter’s 1978 classic, …continue reading Horror History: Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007)
Exceptionally acted and well constructed, “Come, Said the Night” is a powerful coming of age horror film that challenges expectations at every turn. Director: …continue reading Digital Dismemberment: “Come, Said the Night”
Halloween is one of the most iconic and beloved Horror franchises of all time, but the series’ complex mythos has been known to keep …continue reading Finding Answers For The Halloween Series
Iconic Woman in Horror: Danielle Harris
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Indie horror icon and scream queen Danielle Harris on her new film “Inoperable”, Women in Horror, Hollywood’s beauty standards, and what’s next for her …continue reading Iconic Woman in Horror: Danielle Harris
Reel Review: Inoperable (2017)
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Danielle Harris shines in the pulse-pounding horror thriller “Inoperable” that doles out equal doses of thought provoking mystery and satisfying gore. Inoperable is a …continue reading Reel Review: Inoperable (2017)
The Importance of Women in Horror Month From a Male Perspective The importance of celebrating WOMEN IN HORROR shouldn’t be confined to just one …continue reading Why Women In Horror Month Matters
Brooke Lewis, Emma Dark, and Felissa Rose Help Us Celebrate Women in Horror Who better to celebrate women in horror than women in horror? …continue reading Iconic Inspiration: Women in Horror 3
Lynn Lowry, Destinie Orndoff, and Nicole Cinaglia Kick Off Our Month-Long Celebration of Women in Horror More than any other genre in film, horror …continue reading Iconic Inspiration: Women in Horror 1
Tamara Glynn discusses her love of horror, her female role models, and her long-awaited return to acting in ‘The Possessed’ There are a handful of iconic, timeless, Horror …continue reading Exclusive Interview with Tamara Glynn
Havenhurst is a visual treat; A slow burning, film noir-inspired house of horrors Havenhurst tells the story of Jackie (Julie Benz), a troubled young …continue reading Reel Review: Havenhurst (2017)
Cheer and Loathing
Cheer and Loathing
She’s a lover, he’s a fighter. Together, they’re CHEER AND LOATHING. Tune in to hear your hosts, Stephanie (Cheer) and Casey (Loathing), clash over the films they love — and the ones they love to hate.
WTF Horror!
Cheer and Loathing are back, and boy, did we pick a doozy of an episode to follow our Season 4 premiere. Things are about to get weird…really, REALLY weird. Picking two experimental horror films to discuss — the surprise Shudder hit SKINAMARINK and the insane film fest darling RAZZENNEST — is a recipe for disaster. Loathing (aka Casey) was already angry at Cheer (Steph) for insisting that he sit through every minute of SKINAMARINK, no matter how much he felt he’d seen it all by the first ten minutes. To soften the blow, we brought on a special guest, Morbidly Beautiful contributor and avid film connoisseur Jamie Marino, to help referee this smackdown between a WTF film lover and a “Are you f*ck*ng kidding me?!” fighter. Is Jamie Team Cheer or Loathing? Tune in to find out!
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