

Heavy, horrorful implications and sequences are somewhat diminished by a low-budget production and acting but presage real-life massacres. Three children born during an eclipse …continue reading The Daily Dig: Bloody Birthday (1981)
Heavy, horrorful implications and sequences are somewhat diminished by a low-budget production and acting but presage real-life massacres. Three children born during an eclipse …continue reading The Daily Dig: Bloody Birthday (1981)
An amateur production with an amateur cast “The Child” stands as a reminder of how spoiled we are by trained filmmakers. Alicianne has been …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Child (1977)
A bold, brave, and personal exploration of familial trauma, Jordan Graham’s atmospheric and chilling film “Sator” is something special. We all have our own …continue reading Now Watch This: “Sator” (2019)
On this episode of the “Adventures in Movies!” podcast, we return to the subject of Westerns and try to unravel the disaster of “The …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Go West, Young Man!
Considered to be one of the most accurate portrayals of the Lovecraft mythos, “The Dunwich Horror” is a multi-dimensional acid trip with little plot. …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Dunwich Horror (1970)
First rate 80’s special effects make up from John Carl Buechler compensates for a tired tale that “borrows” elements from mainstream horror. An ancient …continue reading The Daily Dig: Mausoleum (1983)
“An Unquiet Grave” is an emotional, extremely effective and flawlessly executed gut-punch of a film about the pain of dealing with grief and regret. …continue reading Nightstream Film Fest: An Unquiet Grave (2020)
We talk with “Supernatural” fan fave Julian Richings about his new film slaying the festival circuit “Anything for Jackson”, and about his love of …continue reading Interview: Julian Richings (“Anything for Jackson”)
As heartbreaking as it is haunting, Brandon Christensen’s “Z” will leave you wondering what is real and what is a nightmare. Parenting is never easy, but when your family is turned upside because of your son’s evil imaginary friend, what’s a mother to do?continue reading Reel Review: Z (Brandon Christensen, 2020)
Thrilling and sometimes irreverent, Velvet Buzzsaw sets a familiar revenge-from-beyond-the-grave story in a creative and artistic new light.continue reading Netflix and Chills: Velvet Buzzsaw (2019)