“Bite Me” is a charmingly relatable gem for romantics, outcasts, and anyone with a thirst for something different in a bloodsoaked sub-genre. Love is …continue reading Women in Horror: Bite Me (2019)
The horror genre is as wonderfully unique and varied as the fans who love it, and this month’s featured reads highlight that diversity. Horror …continue reading You’ve Got Read on You: Fiction Spotlight (June 2021)
On this week’s episode of Cheer and Loathing, we explore satire, slashers, and social media with “The Final Girls” and “Tragedy Girls”. THIS EPISODE: …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: Girls, Girls, Girls
On this episode of the cast, we chat with filmmaker Daniel M. Caneiro about his latest Spanish-language film “El Cerro de los dioses”. THIS EPISODE: …continue reading New Horror Express: Daniel M. Caneiro Interview
Even if you’ve not seen the first “Slashening” this worthy sequel stands on its own — a great slasher and a smart, creative work …continue reading Reel Review: “Slashening: The Final Beginning”
Light and easy, and in no way meant to be taken too seriously, “Wacko” could be the exact kind of mindlessly fun popcorn flick …continue reading The Daily Dig: Wacko (1982)
“Duncan” is a searing satire about fake news and fearmongering that’s as unsettling as it is funny, daring us to sympathize with the unsympathetic. …continue reading Nightmares Film Fest: Duncan (2020)
31 Days of Horror: Day 27 Writer-director Jeff Lieberman made a trio of low budget horror films more than twenty years ago that have gone …continue reading Reel Review: Satan’s Little Helper
31 Days of Horror: Day 7 Cooties opens with an appropriately disgusting title sequence that accomplishes two things. First, it does a great job …continue reading Reel Review: Cooties
