We end Shocktober at the beginning, where many claim the genre finds its origins. Let’s discuss the haunting masterpiece of “Dr. Caligari”. The Most …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Relying heavily on shock, “The Day of the Lord” doesn’t really bring anything new to the sub-genre, but it doesn’t lack entertainment value. There …continue reading Terror Tuesdays: The Day of the Lord (2020)
The first Horror film released in Soviet Russia is worth watching for the benchmark it sets, as well as the off-the-wall ending. A priest …continue reading The Daily Dig: Viy (1967)
This installment of The Girls Guide to Horror focuses on exceptional films from around the world that appeal to a younger female audience. I …continue reading Girls Guide to Horror: Foreign Frights (Part 3)
A run-of-the-mill zombie flick, “Zombie Lakes” looks great, with a fresh scan and English dubbing, but underwhelms in makeup and FX. The corpses of …continue reading The Daily Dig: Zombie Lake (1981)
I cannot heap enough praise on the latest Severin Films’ offering, “The Day of the Beast” — both an exceptional film and Blu-ray release. …continue reading Severin Sunday: The Day of the Beast (1995)
Sheer brilliance seeps from this work of true art that will shake your balance of reality and make your stomach churn simultaneously. Returned from …continue reading The Daily Dig: Possession (1981)
“Cadaver” is an intriguing if improbable post-apocalyptic tale that once again proves, in any disaster, the greatest danger is always our fellow man. The …continue reading Terror Tuesdays: Cadaver (2020)
The powerful Argentinian horror film “Leni” is a beautiful, deeply affecting, near flawless film about the terror of unresolved trauma and mental health. Breathe. …continue reading Foreign Friday: LENI (2020)
A stylized werewolf movie with emotional depth that echoes Ginger Snapscontinue reading Fantastic Fest: Teddy (2020)
