horror anthologies
This Bizarre Stephen King Anthology Works in Spite of Itself
Cat’s Eye is a weird movie, but that’s part of what makes it so endearing. Of the Stephen King adaptations I watched over and over again as a kid. In a weird way, it’s only gotten...
‘AHH! That’s What I Call Horror!’ Is the Distilled Essence of ‘90s Culture
What do I remember, specifically, about the ’90s? Hmm… I remember seeing a folder with artwork depicting a creepy bus driver and the words “Back to school” written on it at the...
‘Campfire Tales’ is an Unexpectedly Great Anthology (That No One Remembers)
The ‘80s is sort of remembered as the heyday of horror anthology films, giving us classics like Creepshow 1 & 2, Twilight Zone: The Movie, From a Whisper to a Scream, Cat’s Eye, and ...
Seven Forgotten Horror Anthology Movies That Beg for Rediscovery
Horror anthologies are great. There are some that have more staying power than others, some that get a little more acclaim than the rest because of a few standout stories rather than just one or two. ...
TV Terror: Scariest Episodes of Horror Anthology Shows
Horror has a long tradition in of success in television. Some of the earliest shows on TV when it was first introduced were horror-themed and it had a history in radio before that. Horror stories alwa...
Why Creepshow 2 is an Unexpectedly Balanced Anthology
While the anthology movie is a great and unsung type of horror feature, films of that type usually have the same set of problems. They rarely balance out the stories in a way that satis...
Tales from the Darkside Episodes That Still Give Us the Creeps
Tales from the Darkside is one of the best horror anthology series ever made. Yet it is also a bit of an underdog. It didn’t have the mega success of Tales from the Crypt and it’s not a ...
All Female Horror Anthology XX Debuts a Poster
We are excited to announce that Magnet Releasing has shared a poster for their upcoming all female horror anthology XX. Head inside for your first look at the newly debuted one sheet! As we&...
Teacher on Trial for Showing The ABC’s of Death to High School Students Convicted
According to The Columbus Dispatch, Sheila Kearns, a substitute teacher on trial for showing the 2012 anthology horror film The ABC’s of Death to a Spanish class for which she was subs...
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