
“Dream Eater” turns a remote winter getaway into a waking nightmare, blending found footage terror, parasomnia, and cult-laced cosmic horror. Sleep disorders are already …continue reading Found Friday: Dream Eater (2025)

“Dream Eater” turns a remote winter getaway into a waking nightmare, blending found footage terror, parasomnia, and cult-laced cosmic horror. Sleep disorders are already …continue reading Found Friday: Dream Eater (2025)

For the right viewer – one who relishes the weird, the cosmic, and the profoundly unsettling – “Voidcaller” offers a trip worth taking. Voidcaller …continue reading Reel Review: Voidcaller (2024)

Whether you love or leave “Color Out of Space” may depend on how much you dig Lovecraftian horror; hear from both sides of the …continue reading Cage Match: Color Out of Space (2019)

What it lacks in character and plot depth, “Gods of the Deep” more than makes up for in stellar creature design and high-octane frights. …continue reading Reel Review: Gods of the Deep (2024)

While cosmic horror is often inspired by Lovecraft, many modern filmmakers have delivered terror beyond realms previously explored. Cosmic horror is having something of …continue reading Five On It: Cosmic Horror

17 years in the making, “Site 13” is a uniquely constructed found footage film that gets points for ingenuity — enough to forgive some flaws. …continue reading Reel Review: Site 13 (2023)

Often overshadowed by Carpenter’s other films, “In the Mouth of Madness” is a brilliant Lovecraftian exploration of illusion vs. reality. In the Mouth of …continue reading Carpenter Tribute: In the Mouth of Madness

The new Lovecraftian horror film “Glorious” from Rebekah McKendry proves to be a wondrous bathroom break of existential horror. There’s something to be said …continue reading Reel Review: Glorious (2022)

Barbara Crampton, Jeffery Combs and Stuart Gordon return for a second adaptation of an HP Lovecraftian classic in this week’s Tubi Tuesday. To celebrate …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: From Beyond (1986)

Strange, broad in scope, and deeply Lovecraftian, Shaun Hamill’s “A Cosmology of Monsters” is an unusual fantasy tale with both horror and heart. In …continue reading Now Read This: A Cosmology of Monsters
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