This is America; where real patriots kill you to make sure you bleed true, red, white, and blue — and “Uncle Sam” is leading the …continue reading The Daily Dig: Uncle Sam (1996)
When it comes to holiday horror, “Black Christmas” is royalty — with three very different takes each offering up a sinister seasonal treat. The festive …continue reading Triple Threat: Black Christmas
It’s that time of year for some of the best of the horror genre, in my opinion at least, and that’s Holiday horror! It’s …continue reading Fright Bites: Short Horror Roundup (Dec 2021)
After falling in love with the bloody new horror-comedy “Red Snow” at GenreBlast, we were dying to chat with director Sean Nichols Lynch. Filmmaker …continue reading Behind the Lens: Sean Nichols Lynch (Red Snow, 2021)
A sub-genre template with all the requisite nudity and impalement, “Graduation Day” may be required viewing for slasher fiends of all types. After a …continue reading The Daily Dig: Graduation Day (1981)
In “Sweet Sixteen”, too many pots to stir, and maladroit morals, dilute what could have been a solid enough early slasher film. Melissa is …continue reading The Daily Dig: Sweet Sixteen (1983)
Looking for a funny, frollicking good time this festive season? “Slay Belles” delivers in spades — a fun ride off the beaten holiday horror …continue reading Terror Tuesdays: Slay Belles (2018)
In round 4 of our head-to-head competition, 4 holiday horror films are competing, and your votes will decide who advances to The Triumphant 2! …continue reading Ho Ho Horror Bracket: The Festive 4 (Round 4)
Surprise the horror lover in your life with something wickedly cool from one of these seven small shops, each run by people passionate about …continue reading Friday Finds: Holiday Horror Edition
One theme, five killer films. We get festive with five holiday horror gifts you may have missed, ranging from the truly magical to the …continue reading Five on It: Festive Frights