If you missed “I Trapped the Devil” earlier this year, now is a great time to catch this tense and terrifying film set against …continue reading Take Two Review: I Trapped the Devil (2019)
“Dark Was the Night” is a fantastic folk horror film you may have missed that really nails both the monster aesthetic and the compelling …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Dark Was the Night (2015)
What can we learn from this early 80s unknown Italian sex-filled exploitation classic? Let’s dive into the sexy, sleazy “Black Candles” and find out. …continue reading Flashback Friday: Black Candles (1982)
The nearly flawlessly executed Indonesian chiller Satan’s Slaves is easily one of the year’s smartest, scariest and most surprising horror films. I recently had …continue reading Cinepocalypse 2018 Review: Satan’s Slaves
Digging Deep: Ti West’s slow-burn hit The House of the Devil is in many ways a companion piece to Roman Polanski’s classic, Rosemary’s Baby. …continue reading Fear of Feminism: “The House of the Devil”
Terrifying Satanic horror and touching coming-of-age drama merge successfully in J.P. Willie’s wicked and wonderfully nostalgic novel “Blood in the Woods”. While plumbing the …continue reading Now Read This: Blood in the Woods
Bus Party to Hell is pure heavy metal on film; highly entertaining,completely f’d up fun, with a perfectly cast Tara Reid and solid ensemble …continue reading Reel Review: Bus Party to Hell (2018)
Unearthed Films delivers shock and awe in spades with Todd Sheets’ sinfully brilliant exploitation/grindhouse indie horror film Dreaming Purple Neon. Director: Todd Sheets Producer: …continue reading Digital Dismemberment: Dreaming Purple Neon
Five Must See Horror Films That Inspired or Influenced Jared Rivet’s Harrowing Horror Movie Jackals Editor’s Note: Our very talented new writer, Alli Hartley, recently …continue reading Jackals Movie Marathon
The Devil’s Domain begins with a strong concept about the consequences of online bullying — succeeding in many ways but failing to deliver on …continue reading Reel Review: Devil’s Domain (2016)