There’s so much great new horror that it’s hard to keep up, but these five genre staples never go out of style and may …continue reading Five On It: Essential Horror
Horror movies are great, but nothing gets the adrenaline pumping or generates the same sheer terror as well-executed horror games. In recent years, the …continue reading Five Frightful, Must Play Horror Games
In celebration of his birthday, we celebrate the legacy of one of the most influential and iconic figures in all of horror: John Carpenter. …continue reading Blackest Eyes: A Tribute to John Carpenter
In an unprecedented time of mistrust, dishonesty, and deep divide, we look to the lessons of “The Thing” for how we can fight back …continue reading Disinformation and Paranoia in “The Thing” (1982)
It’s the perfect time of year to cuddle up on the couch with your sweetie under a warm blanket, while watching some of the …continue reading Date Night: 5 Horror Classics to Cuddle Up With
‘Carrion’ allows us to live out the fantasy of being a horror movie monster. It nails the tone and aesthetic but it suffers due to shallow gameplay and a lack of focus.continue reading Game On: Carrion (2020) Review
Help support independent, female filmmaking and the love of practical effects by contributing to the feature film “Consume” from one of our writers. A …continue reading Fund It Friday: Consume (Feature Film)
Keep the post-Valentine’s Day love alive with these five horror classics sure to set the stage for snuggling with your significant other. February has …continue reading Horror Movie Date Night: Five Films for Getting Close
Put on your parkas and get ready for another horror ride in the Antarctic, because “The Thing” is back courtesy of Universal and Blumhouse. …continue reading Breaking News: “The Thing” Returns
Born from the computer-generated corpse of a horror legacy, “Harbinger Down”’s history is filled with drama. But is the plot? “The thing screamed a …continue reading Films From Beyond: Harbinger Down (2015)
