zombies
Cult Corner: The Dead Next Door
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… J.R. Bookwalter’s The Dead Next Door. At the risk of sounding elit...
Why You Need to See Antisocial
Social media is an awesome way to connect with friends and family to share experiences, ideas and so forth. But of course, it also opens the door to the stalkers, catfishers, loss of privacy and in th...
Review: Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse
[Editor’s Note: Our resident theatrical review correspondent Joey K. was on vacation. So, please pardon the tardiness of this review] Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse really wants to be The...
Re-Kill [8 Films to Die For Review]
In Re-Kill, it’s been five years since the zombie apocalypse wiped out most of the world’s population. Now the remaining re-animates, or “re-ans,” are kept under control by a s...
Night Of The Living Deb May be Even More Fun than Shaun of the Dead [Review]
Shaun Of The Dead is an institution. For a director to come right out and openly describe his movie as a female version of it is not just brave, it’s downright cocky. Thankfully, Night Of The Li...
Review – Contracted: Phase II
Spoilers Ahead. Contracted: Phase II opens with the same sequence that ended Contracted. We see Samantha from the first film in full zombie mode. If you don’t remember the first picture, it followed t...
Overlooked Performances in Horror
There are many reasons audiences love to watch horror movies. Whether it is the attraction of an auteur director such as John Carpenter or just a compulsive need to add up the body count, each audienc...
EC Archives Tales from the Crypt Volume I [Advance Review]
Fifty years removed, it’s still a bit haunting to be counted among the Crypt Keeper’s many “little pretties.” With the power of Dark Horse, Tales from the Crypt Volume I has been extracted from the EC...
Advance Review: Surface Tension #1
In case your zombie narrative ever seems dry, just throw a bit of water on it. Fortunately, Jay Gunn did a hell of a lot more than that to bring us Surface Tension, a five part miniseries published by...
