In honor of its anniversary, we celebrate the legacy of the slasher classic that birthed a beloved horror icon, “A Nightmare on Elm Street”. …continue reading Horror History: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
It feels like a made-for-TV movie but features a host of familiar faces from 80s and 90s cinema and has some clever writing moments. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Mikey (1992)
On its anniversary, we look at the controversial horror classic “The Last House on the Left” — a polarizing but undeniably influential film. The Last …continue reading Horror History: The Last House on the Left (1972)
A messy and unnecessarily layered story, that throws a dart to pick a protagonist, ends up somehow being enjoyable beyond expectations. A wealthy developer …continue reading The Daily Dig: Last Gasp (1995)
Missed opportunities and too many story strings to pull detract from this little-known cut with great effects and a killer 90’s soundtrack. A college …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Fear (1995)
“Scream 2” may be a meta horror comedy, but the death of Maureen Evans proves this genre well runs much deeper. Maureen Evan’s (Jada …continue reading Horror Heals: The Psyche of Maureen Evans’ Death
One theme, five killer films. We venture off the beaten path to conjure up five spellbinding films about witches worth adding to your watch …continue reading Five On It: Something Wicked This Way Comes
The horror genre has not been kind to babysitters or the children they’re responsible for. It’s time to recognize the ones who excel at their job.continue reading Help Wanted: Horror’s Best Babysitters
Wes Craven’s The Last House on the Left is a divisive exploitation horror film, but it provides a look at what happens when women aid men in the active harm of other women.continue reading Digging Deep: The Last House on the Left
You can’t do a slasher as a TV show…or can you? I wholeheartedly believe you can and if it looks anything like this, you’ve certainly succeeded.continue reading In Defense of: “Scream: The TV Series”
