horror
Comic Review: Harrow County Volume 5: Abandoned
Harrow County is a horror-drama comic book series that revolves around a small southern town and its residents, who are plagued by supernatural forces. This new volume, Abandoned, focuses on...
Review: Dead Awake Will Leave You Fearing Your Bed
Sleep paralysis is a hot topic right now. Understandable, considering it’s the ideal breeding ground for horror movies aside from being completely terrifying. Following on from deadeningly dull ...
Advance Review: Spell on Wheels
First, before I say anything, hats off to Dark Horse Comics for putting so many women together on a project like Spell on Wheels. Kate Leth, Jen Bartel, and Ming Doyle are powerhouses who I already lo...
Don Mancini: Cult Of Chucky Will Be “Chucky On Drugs”
It’s one of the most anticipated sequels, never mind horror movies, of the year and last we heard Cult Of Chucky was set to be the bloodiest installment in the series to date. That was according...
Review: Son of Hercules vs. the Psychedelic Dracula Is Purely Charming
Son of Hercules vs. the Psychedelic Dracula revolves around the town of Detroit, MI which is caught between the victorious hero, the Son of Hercules, and the sinister Psychedelic Dracula. After two st...
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke Tapped To Score Suspiria Remake
The upcoming Suspiria reboot is sounding tantalisingly interesting with each day that passes–the latest news being that Jessica Harper (who played Suzy Bannion in Dario Argento’s 1977 mas...
Actor Michael Parks Dead At 77
Incredibly sad news for horror fans–or just fans of movies in general–today as it’s just been announced that Michael Parks, character actor extraordinaire, has died at the age of 77....
Not Quite Horror: Lady Macbeth (2017)
Horror is evolving as a genre. Although your local multiplex is still loaded with the usual contenders, look a bit closer and you’ll find the latest drama, thriller, or crime offering is closer...
The Howling: Revenge of the Werewolf Queen: Review
The Howling: Revenge of the Werewolf Queen is one more example of eighties nostalgia being reworked for modern audiences. In general, there’s a part of me that inwardly cringes any time ...