“Polaris” is a breathtaking, apocalyptic story told in a visual language that will mesmerize many while leaving some out in the cold. The urge …continue reading Make Believe Seattle 2023: Polaris
Jacquelyn Stolos’ first novel “Edendale” is a layered and uniquely millennial take on the eco-horror genre. From page one, Edendale is a slow burn. …continue reading Now Read This: Edendale
A surprisingly effective small-budget gem, “De Poel” makes tremendous use of its Dutch setting to create its chilling tale of man vs nature. The …continue reading Foreign Film Friday: De Poel
A natural horror with tons of depth and real-life fear, it leans more sci-fi than realistic effects but is rich with great wildlife footage. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Day of the Animals (1977)
In honor of Earth Day, the Morbidly Beautiful writers share their twenty favorite ecological horror films of yesterday and today. Humans have always had …continue reading 20 Must-See Ecological Horror Films
As we enter another year set to be the hottest on record, with scientists ringing alarm bells, the movie of the week is “The …continue reading Headlines and Horror: The Last Winter (2006)
We chat with directing duo John C. Lyons and Dorota Swiss about their Lovecraftian eco-horror film and festival hit “Unearth”. THIS EPISODE: INTERVIEW WITH …continue reading New Horror Express: Lyons and Swies (Unearth)
We chat with filmmaker Jaco Bouwer about his impressive feature film debut “Gaia” — an ecological horror film that tackles burning issues. THIS EPISODE: …continue reading New Horror Express: Jaco Bouwer (Gaia)
“Frogs” is an early Eco-Horror that will make your skin crawl if you hold creature phobias. Come for the animals, stay for young Sam …continue reading The Daily Dig: Frogs (1972)
First time feature director James Ojala creates a surprisingly layered and impressive debut with the smartly written eco-thriller, “Strange Nature”. Strange Nature is based …continue reading Reel Review: Strange Nature (2018)
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.
Spring Breakers
Spring has sprung, and beautiful co-eds everywhere got to enjoy a break from the books and fun in the sun. But hopefully most avoided the backwoods bayous of the Deep South. Because, as this week’s episode proves (as if it needed proving), the only good thing to come out of the South is our co-host, Cheer!
Join us as we welcome the return of oddball Crispin Glover to the show, giving it all he’s got in an insane dual performance as psychotic twins in 2006’s SIMON SAYS. Plus, we dig up an obscure 80’s slasher, SHALLOW GRAVE (1987), that brings the requisite T&A but forgets to bring the cheesy fun.
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