horror
Review: Carnage Park Splatters and Sweats
Carnage Park exists in a sun-drenched hellscape where the 1970s never ended. It’s like a post-apocalypse where the new world order was modeled after Mad Max, spaghetti westerns and slasher flic...
How Martin and Vampire’s Kiss are Strikingly Similar in Their Portrayal of Vampires
Whether it’s treated as an ancient bloodline or a chronic disease, vampirism has been depicted in countless forms across popular culture. Though some of the most common vampire traits include im...
Not Quite Horror: The Falling (2014)
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...
Lucio Fulci’s Cat In The Brain Coming To Theaters & BD This Summer!
Grindhouse Releasing has announced that Lucio Fulci shocker A Cat In The Brain – often described as “the most violent movie ever made” – will be touring US theaters this summer...
Eli Roth Working On Sequel To The Green Inferno?
Last year, Eli Roth’s long-gestating cannibal shocker The Green Inferno finally hit theaters, after a lengthy legal battle. Set in the Amazonian rain-forest, the flick saw a group of naive young...
Review: 13 Cameras Is A Fantastically Creepy Horror Movie
If you’re seeking a film that will leave you with the urge to take a shower afterwards, 13 Cameras is the perfect one for you. This flick centers around young married couple Ryan ...
Comic Review: Death Follows
Death Follows is another winner by writer Cullen Bunn, one of the creative minds behind the wildly successful Harrow County series. The story begins in similar fashion, featuring a young girl nam...
Ten Hidden Horror Gems from the 1980s that Need to be Rediscovered
Horror films really hit their stride in the 1980s. The creative minds went wild and the practical effects from that era were some of the best ever committed to celluloid. The ’80s brought a seri...
10 Horror Films That Satirize Reagan-America
When surveying history from a media-centric approach, it is too easy to fall prey to vast oversimplifications. In regards to horror cinema–-a genre that oftentimes sees fit to hold a mirror up ...