In a year of highly touted and critically acclaimed indie horror hits, "Is God Is" is a criminally overlooked genre gem.
Necropolis is an obscure 1986 horror comedy that's every kind of sleazy and trashy you can think of ... and we mean that as a compliment!
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Super Happy Fun Clown is more than just a silly name for a slasher spoof — it's actually a surprisingly solid little genre outing.
Move over Transformers; Mattel tries to turn He-Man into the next resurrected '80s cash cow franchise with a rebooted Masters of the Universe.
After a long hiatus, the Scary Movie franchise returns with a flick making fun of pretty much EVERY horror movie from the last decade.
Kane Parsons' YouTube series makes the leap to the silver screen in a film that puts "liminal" horror at the forefront.
Lee Cronin's The Mummy is a hyper-gory take on an evergreen horror property — even if it does feel a bit familiar every now and then.
Obsession did big box office business, but there's definitely something VERY familiar about Curry Baker's hit relationship horror flick.