Top 10 Lists
Seven Obscure Slashers That Are Too Much Fun to be Forgotten
We have a lot of love for slasher movies around these parts. Even if there are very few of them being made these days, they’re some of the first horror films that we learn about, usually some o...
Mockbuster Memories: Five Movies from The Asylum that are Surprisingly Good!
A lot of things come to mind when we think of The Asylum. We think of terrible, awful mockbusters. And for the most part, we’re right. This company is known for putting out films ahead of major...
5 Movies that Should be on Your Radar
Anticipating release dates for horror films can be just as much fun as actually watching them. Ideally I would love to be the first in line at every horror movie premiere, or to be the first customer ...
Five Bad Horror Movies That Are Still Worth a Watch
There’s a wide spectrum between good and bad in horror. Genre movies aren’t simply good or bad. There’s a lot of gray area. Some movies that aren’t as well made o...
Five of the Most WTF? Death Scenes in Horror
It’s easy to think of some of the most disturbing deaths you’ve seen in a horror movie. People can likely think of those that had the most immediate, visceral impact. But in...
Six Movies Almost Directed by John Carpenter
John Carpenter is a living legend. He will always be one of the icons of the horror genre for the work he’s given us in a career that spans over forty years. Assault on Precinct 13, Halloween, ...
Doom With a View: Nine Horror Movies About the Horrors of Apartment Life
We get a lot of horror movies about haunted houses. Or haunted hotels. Or cabins in the woods. These places are big, isolated, and they feed on a feeling of anxiety and loneliness. There’s a re...
Seven Less Popular Clive Barker Creations That Deserve the Feature Film Treatment
It’s been a few years since we’ve seen a film adaptation of Clive Barker’s work. That’s unfortunate, because he is and always has been one of the best storytellers in the b...
Six Times Evil Triumphed
Movies are supposed to have ‘up’ endings. The hero confronts evil and defeats it. We leave the theater empowered. We believe that somehow, by paying fifteen bucks and watching someone do...