“Elves” manages to turn a ludicrous holiday horror story into a magically fun midnight movie that does for Nazi elves what “Jaws” did for …continue reading Holiday Horror: Elves (1989)
On the fourth day of Christmas, Glass Eye Pix gave to me “Frozen Up”, a striking short combining haunting music and stop motion animation …continue reading Creepy Christmas Day 4: Frozen Up
Horror films are designed to send shivers down your spine…but horror films set in the icy cold of the Winter months are often the …continue reading Shivers: Why Winter is the Season for Horror
On the third day of Christmas, Glass Eye Pix gave to me “Cavity”, a macabre metaphor for self destruction via the most unlikely of …continue reading Creepy Christmas Day 3: Cavity
You better watch out. You better not die! If you’re looking for some bloody fun, “Silent Night” is a gleefully gory way to get …continue reading Holiday Horror: Silent Night (2012)
On the second day of Christmas, Glass Eye Pix gave to me “Secret Santa”, a beautifully shot and captivating tale of a Santa with …continue reading Creepy Christmas Day 2: Secret Santa
While you may not think of “Santa Claus vs The Devil” as a horror film, the movies we see as children can leave lasting …continue reading Bloody Sunday: Santa Claus vs The Devil (1959)
On the first day of Christmas, Glass Eye Pix gave to me “Ghoul Log”, a creepy claymation tale of a twisted dinner party ending …continue reading Creepy Christmas Day 1: Ghoul Log
“Mrs. Claus” is a wonderful love letter to the holiday slasher films of yesteryear and a great way to kick off 25 Days of …continue reading Holiday Horror: Mrs. Claus (2018)
This holiday season, tune in for the 10th Anniversary “Creepy Christmas Film Fest” — an online advent calendar featuring 25 original short films. In …continue reading 2018 Creepy Christmas Film Fest
