The Aftermath: Reviews for The Devil All the Time, The Owners, Baba Yaga, and Alone

Alright, you beautiful and complete strangers, I’m going to try something a little different around here since I’ve been slacking in this department for quite a while now. Because I haven’t been reviewing movies lately — mostly due to a severe lack of free time — I thought I would start doing a monthly round-up […]

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Horror Fans Hating Sequels: The Craft: Legacy

Here’s the thing about a lot of horror fans – they’re the worst. Look… that’s harsh, I know, but hear me out. Because this genre has such a passionate fan base, when they get upset about something — like when their favorite childhood horror movie gets remade — they’re going to let you and everyone […]

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Cheap Thrills: The Wolf of Snow Hollow

Horror has never been more alive than it is right now and a lot of that stems from the understated indie gems that come out each and every month. They’re cheap, they’re thrilling, and they’re often some of the best films the genre has to offer. Cheap Thrills aims at highlighting the upcoming indie horror […]

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The Aftermath: Reviews for Sputnik, Random Acts of Violence, and She Dies Tomorrow

Alright, you beautiful and complete strangers, I’m going to try something a little different around here since I’ve been slacking in this department for quite a while now. Because I haven’t been reviewing movies lately — mostly due to a severe lack of free time — I thought I would start doing a monthly round-up […]

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The Month in Horror Releases: September

No theaters? No problem. I’ve said this before, but I think it’s worth repeating — horror, more than any other genre, seems to be thriving during these times when a theatrical release is few and far between (if at all). I think a large part of that is because the genre embraced the VOD format […]

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Art: Dracula by Elvisdead

Dracula (or Horror of Dracula depending on who you ask) released in 1958 and it was the first of what would be many times (10!) the great Christopher Lee played the iconic titular vampire — there’s a reason Hammer Films had Lee play the character in seven of their films; he was just that good. […]

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