horror movies
Five Horror Movies You Didn’t Know Had Sequels
Most horror movies have sequels. It’s a fairly common thing. Many spawn an entire franchise, some only ever see one sequel made. For every longstanding series out there, there’s a sequel...
Why John Carpenter Should Be Allowed to Quit
John Carpenter is widely considered one of the all-time masters of horror, and for good reason. He’s a director who has proven he can work in any genre. He’s mastered incredible tim...
The Cult Credentials of Linda Blair
January 22nd marks actress Linda Blair’s 56th birthday, and although her roles have slowed down considerably, she’s still plugging away in an industry that would have chewed up and spit ...
The Atticus Institute [Advance Review]
Dr. Henry West (William Mapother, The Mentalist), a scientist and a family man, founded the Atticus Institute in the 1970s in order to research Psi abilities—everything ranging from clairvoyanc...
Asylum: The Lost Footage is Tragically Flawed
Directed by Dan T. Hall, Asylum: The Lost Footage, isn’t sure what type of movie it is. It has schizophrenic tendencies–switching from documentary-style interviews to found footage to nor...
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City of the Living Dead: Fulci’s Strangest or Most Effective Movie?
Lucio Fulci did not make movies with traditional plot or character arcs. He wasn’t interested in these things. His films relied heavily on atmosphere. They showcased gory effects that woul...
Five Horror Properties That Could Benefit From a Cinematic Universe
Since the massive success of Marvel’s The Avengers, every studio and franchise is trying to capitalize on its model for success. What Marvel did with its movies leading up to Avengers was unpre...
How a Low-Budget 90’s Vampire Movie Predicted the Next Decade of Horror Filmmaking
[soliloquy id=”17678″] While theatrical horror was few and far between in the 1990’s, the decade marked a boom in straight-to-video genre film releases. More and more...