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Dracula 1931

Dracula FAQ [Review]

I’ve read a lot of books on Dracula, both the tome and its influences, as well as the man. And I’ve read even more about vampires as a whole. Many of these claimed to be total encyc...

Angel & Faith - Horror comics

Comic Review: Angel & Faith #19

Issue 19 sees Angel return from his business in California and his reunion with Buffy and, honestly, the moment he steps back into this title it feels like the book is back on track. It was interestin...

The Howling Sequels

Six Adaptations That Strayed Way Too Far from the Source Material

Most horror movies are based on something, whether it be books, comics, video games or—most commonly, these days—other films. Almost everything is an adaptation. Pop culture is recycled ...

Anthony DiBlasi Last Shift

Review: Last Shift Is 2015’s Scariest Movie

“Dread-inducing” “Stomach-churning” “Guaranteed to give you nightmares for weeks” “The scariest horror movie since The Exorcist“ Horror fans know, by no...

Advance Comic Review: The Goon in Theatre Bizarre

Coming from The Goon creator Eric Powell and artist John Dunivant, The Goon in the Theatre Bizarre is a one-shot self contained story just in time for Halloween. If you’re not familiar with The...

Cult Corner: Satanic (2006)

Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick…Dan Golden’s Satanic. Satanic follows Michelle, the survivor...

Review – The Exorcism of Molly Hartley

Spoilers Ahead. The Exorcism of Molly Hartley is directed by Steven R. Monroe (I Spit on Your Grave, 2010) and stars Sarah Lind (WolfCop), Devon Sawa (Final Destination) and Gina Holden (Final De...

Final Girl [Frightfest 2015 Review]

Pop photographer Tyler Shields’ highly-anticipated first foray into feature films boasts a title that will immediately pique the interest of even the most casual genre fans. Final Girl ...

Alligator 1980

Why Alligator is a Jaws Ripoff that Works Way too Well

Jaws opened up the door for dozens, if not hundreds of imitators. It makes sense when you think about it. Jaws created the blockbuster, after all. It was the first major box office hit of that magnitu...