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‘Bloodrise: Subspecies V’ Proves That Full Moon Still Shines [Review]
As a Subspecies fan, I have never had the experience of anticipating a new entry in the franchise until now. I discovered the series the same way I discovered Puppet Master, through an article in a ma...
Seven Movies With Unexpectedly Great Scores
We can all immediately bring to mind the classic horror movie scores, from John Carpenter’s score for Halloween, to Goblin’s Suspiria, to Philip Glass’s hauntingly beautiful music for Candyman (1992)....
Overlooked Horror Franchises That Need More Love
Most horror fans discover the genre through the major monsters. If it’s not the likes of Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, Leatherface or Chucky then it will be the classic monsters like ...
Comic Review: Subspecies #1 is a Strong Start to Radu’s Comeback
Action Lab proved to be able to take the reigns of a B-Movie franchise and completely reinvigorate it with Puppet Master. Their other Full Moon-related titles have brought on some of the comic world’s...
Why Subspecies is a Perfect Throwback to ’60s Gothic Camp
Full Moon Entertainment was never known for really making movies that were “of the time.” They weren’t relevant to current cultural issues. Charles Band simply wanted to produce films similar to the R...
Book Review: It Came from the Video Aisle Is a Comprehensive History of/Love-Letter To Full Moon
Full Moon Entertainment was a titan of the video era. From Mom & Pop stores to the local supermarket, wherever you could rent a movie, you would find Full Moon. Even casual fans of the studio—of m...
Seven Powerful, Unsung Horror Scores That Need to be Rediscovered
I love the fact that people are rediscovering horror soundtracks. Some of the most iconic scores—and even some unexpected ones—are being given amazing treatment on vinyl. There’s no better time to get...
Horror Movies With Incredibly Misleading Titles
Some horror movies are great at telling you exactly what you’re going to get in the title of the film. Examples would be features like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Swamp Thing or The Incredibly Strang...
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 content was being mad...
