horror
Advance Review: Green Room Is The First Great Horror Movie Of 2016
I have a difficult relationship with punk rock; love the music, hate the insufferable elitists so often involved with it. A group of some such loathsome types are the focal point of Green Room, Jeremy...
Five of the Most Memorable Masters of Horror Episodes
Mick Garris’s Masters of Horror was unfortunately short-lived but will forever be remember by horror fans as one of the most innovative genre-themed television series to hit the airwav...
Nekromantik: Grimy and Gross or Surprisingly Sincere?
The ‘70s and ‘80s were a time when horror was focused heavily on pushing boundaries, especially in the foreign market. Films like Cannibal Holocaust, Cannibal Ferox, Salome and most of t...
Why The Witch Deserves Your Attention, Like, Right Now
Each year, a movie is released that has everybody claiming the “new world” of horror is upon us. Finally, after years of rip-offs, reboots and unnecessary sequels, our faith is rewarded as...
Why You Should Be Watching Black Mirror
The beauty of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone was that the series was not confined to one, main storyline. Its consistent innovation and desire to push the boundaries of what was considered nor...
Why The Nightmare on Elm Street Remake is Unfairly Hated
There are a handful of sacred cows in the horror industry. From Jason Voorhes to Michael Myers to Leatherface to Pinhead. Arguably, though, none of those icons ever reached the pop culture status...
Eight Innovative Portrayals of the Devil on Film
In the grand scope of supernatural horror, everything comes back to the Devil. Whatever incarnation, whatever form, it’s the first thing most children are taught to fear. Like God, he works in ...
Review: Beast Within Is A Flawed, But Fun, Werewolf Movie
The last few years have seen a sort-of werewolf resurgence in horror. Wolfcop, Howl, and Late Phases, to name just three such titles released during this time, proved that lycan-themed ...
Not Quite Horror: Compliance (2012)
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...