Sunday Afternoon Movie: Waffle (2020)
A psycho-obsessive ‘best friend’ and a spoiled socialite/orphaned heiress aren’t the only thing that’s genuinely terrifying about Waffle, Carlyn Hudson‘s wonderfully twisted short film from this year’s SXSW film festival. … Continue reading
Plague Week: The Andromeda Strain (1971) movie review
Robert Wise’s adaptation of Michael Crichton’s novel about an alien microorganism let loose on Earth is stark, chilling, claustrophobic, tense, and all too realistic. Science fiction movies featuring a biological … Continue reading
Sunday Afternoon Movie: The Masque of the Red Death (1964) starring Vincent Price, dir. Roger Corman
Roger Corman’s adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death may be one of the most decadent, sadistic, Satanic films ever laid to celluloid. Classic horror … Continue reading
Return to Camp Blood: Friday the 13th Part 2 horror movie review
You’re all doomed! Return to Camp Blood with Friday The 13th Part 2, one of the finest in the franchise and one of the best horror sequels of all time. … Continue reading
It Chapter Two movie review – spoiler-free and detailed analysis
What Are You Most Afraid Of? Andy Muschietti’s follow-up to 2017’s It builds on the strengths of the original yet offers its own special thrills and chills, even though its … Continue reading
Dark Christmas: Christmas Evil (1980) movie review
Lewis Jackson’s 1980 bummer horror classic Christmas Evil is the greatest Christmas Horror movie of all time. Read our Christmas Evil movie review to find out why! Harry Stadling (Brandon … Continue reading
The Cat And The Canary (1927) movie review with live pipe organ accompaniment at the Hollywood Theatre
The air was thick with adrenalized expectation as Dean Lemire stomped the pipe organ’s bass pedals, conjuring a wall of velvet-smooth sub-bass, as a wind-blown pipe organ sounded for … Continue reading
H. P. Lovecraft Filmfest Review: Downhill (2016)
Patricio Valladares’ Downhill goes from GoPro adrenaline rush to pure kvlt madness in less than an hour-and-a-half. It’s a pure, evil adrenaline ride that never lets up, getting all … Continue reading
Sunday Afternoon Movie – Don’t Go To Sleep! (Made-for-tv, 1982)
One of the dangers of internet/digital Cable culture is we have less opportunity to come across oddball anomalies. People aren’t spending as much time wandering through dusty library aisles, cheap … Continue reading
Horrorscores: Dark Night Of The Scarecrow Soundtrack by Glenn Paxton
“Bubba didn’t tell you that. Bubba’s dead.” “I know.” When young Marylee Williams (Tonya Crowe) is found viciously mauled, all hell breaks loose in her small rural town. Officious postmaster … Continue reading
