Promoted as “the story of the strangest passion the world has ever known,” Todd Browning’s “Dracula” opened on Valentine’s Day in 1931. Todd Browning’s …continue reading Horror History: Dracula (1931)
On this episode of the “Not Your Final Girl” podcast, we sink our teeth into some cannibal commentary with “Ravenous” and “Eating Raoul”. THIS …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: Conspicuous Consumption
At the end of a frightening year, we got out with a bang — and lots of laughs — while discussing “Scare Me” with Anna Mavromati …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: Scare Me
Looking for the perfect last minute holiday gift for your horror loving friends? HorrorPack has you covered with the gift that keeps on giving! …continue reading Friday Finds: HorrorPack Subscription
More than 20 years after the first found footage movie hit the big screen, film makers are still producing shakycam last exploits of the unwary in dark forests, deserted buildings and rundown towns. What’s the appeal, and what makes a really good (and bad) found footage?continue reading Inside Look: The Devil’s Familiar (2020)
On the anniversary of its release, we look back at the slasher staple “Child’s Play” and the franchise it launched, celebrating the film’s enduring …continue reading Horror History: Child’s Play (1988)
A technicolor body horror nightmare that would make his dad proudcontinue reading Reel Review: Possessor (Brandon Cronenberg, 2020)
THIS HALLOWEEN…32 FILMS. 32 DEADLY GAMES. ONE WINNER.continue reading Death Games: The Shocking 16
THIS HALLOWEEN…32 FILMS. 32 DEADLY GAMES. ONE WINNER.continue reading Death Games: The Thrilling 32
On the anniversary of its release, we honor the monumental legacy of “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” by exploring the road to making a macabre masterpiece. …continue reading Making a Masterpiece: Texas Chainsaw Massacre