John Carpenter’s Apocalypse Trilogy goes out laughing at a world done in not with slimy abominations or bad paperbacks, but a collective shrug at …continue reading Shudder Sunday: In The Mouth Of Madness (1994)
You can’t keep a good show down, and Chaos makes sure the show goes on and “The Fog” rolls in, in spite of Carnage’s …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: John Carpenter’s “The Fog”
An orphaned kid and alien-fathered babies wreak havoc and like ending the lives of adults in “Village of the Damned” and “Mikey”. Two films …continue reading Drive-In Home Theater: The Kids Aren’t Alright
A hated 80’s underdog turned horror cult juggernaut, “The Thing” is a love-letter to cosmic horror and the horror movie equivalent to the Mona …continue reading Films From Beyond: The Thing (1982)
Ring in pumpkin season with John Carpenter as your Cryptkeeper in an overlooked anthology that’ll get you in the spirit for the horror marathons …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Body Bags (1993)
Widely disliked, even vehemently hated by most genre fans, Rob Zombie’s “Halloween” deserves more respect than most devotees of the original give it. There …continue reading In Defense of Rob Zombie’s “Halloween”
While it takes a backseat to Carpenter’s more celebrated horror classics, “Prince of Darkness” is an underrated gem well worth paying your respects to. …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Prince of Darkness
Christmas came early for “Halloween” fans, with the announcement of the final two films in the franchise coming 2020 and 2021; what can fans …continue reading Ready or not, here they come
Though it may not be his masterpiece or at the top of his great 80s output, Carpenter’s “Christine” revs my heart more than all …continue reading Cinematic Love Letters: Christine (1983)
This month, we’re digging deep down into Monster’s Toy Box to discuss the Boogeyman’s latest installment in the Halloween franchise. The 2018 film was …continue reading The Problem with “Halloween” (2018)
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