There is no better time to watch a killer Santa slashing his way through The Naughty List than mid-December with...
You don’t need a year-end list to tell you that Barbarian, or Scream, or Nope are movies worth checking out. Everybody...
Welcome to Know Your Trope, your rough-and-tumble monthly guide through horror history. In this column, we’ll be diving deep into the conventions of the horror films we love, hate, and love to hate. The definition of “Trope” we’ll be rocking with is a commonplace, recognizable plot element, theme, or visual...
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The V/H/S film series has been a staple in both the found footage and horror anthology arenas for years now, and V/H/S/99...
The 2022 Brooklyn Horror Film Festival kicks off October 13 for 7 days of horror cinema guaranteed to melt your...
I’ve long been fascinated about how horror cinema and musical genre crossover. Music fans can discover their new favorite movie when their favorite artist references the film in their lyrics, and film fans can discover their new favorite artist when their music is featured in their favorite movie’s soundtrack. I...
DESCRIPTION On this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, we’re kicking off a new double feature of terrifying tanning...
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Bitch Ass is the kind of indie horror movie that you wish had major studio money. In an alternate universe where...
DESCRIPTION Hello again horror fans and welcome back to Nightmare Alley, the spooky little sidestreet podcast in the Nightmare on Film Street feed. This week your horror hosts Jon & Kim are joined by director Mimi Cave and writer/producer Lauryn Kahn to discuss their super funny, totally gory film Fresh....
We know that Scream (2022) has been keeping you all creepy this week but if you’re looking for more movies...
The nightmare begins again with Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, a new cinematic adaptation of the popular video game series....
It’s been a busy year for the writing/directing duo responsible for the edge-of-your-seat thriller The Boy Behind The Door. The film is the second film release for David Charbonier and Justin Powell behind their debut feature The Djinn. The latter is a terrifying tale of a mute boy who’s forced to fight...
