90%
It’s the end of the world as we know it and things don’t feel fine. And why would they in...
90%
70%
Tar has so many uses, especially in the construction of buildings and roads, so it’s about damn time it was...
80%
You can count on one hand the number of good Bigfoot films there are in existence. This sad fact is known to any Sasquatch enthusiast. But why does such an iconic figure in American folklore attract so many misguided and inept movies? Is it par for the course given the...
Welcome back fiends the newest edition of Making a Monster! We’ve covered a wide array of movie monsters the past...
It’s prom night. Your date is coming to your house to take you to the big dance. That wonderful feeling...
The female experience is such a broad phrase, one that feels othering and makes women feel like monsters. But director Winnie Cheung (Albatross Soup) is embracing that with her upcoming short film, Last Call. While not yet filmed, Cheung is currently raising funds through Kickstarter. Last Call is described as...
Monster movies are never just one thing. Night of the Living Dead isn’t just about zombies, it’s about prejudices rooted deeply into...
72.5%
Vampires have gotten a bad rap as of late. The iconic monster of horror media seems to have fallen out...
We all have a monster inside us. Whether it be something we’re not proud of, an insecurity, a secret, or something darker, that monster grows from the inside out. These factors are ones cultivated from a lesser notion, seeds planted deep within ourselves, and it is only a matter of...
83.75%
Which came first, Jaws or the summer monster movie? Of course, a film historian would point out that Jaws was...
83.75%
Head Count is a very well made and well acted monster flick about isolation and paranoia that grabs you early on and won’t let go.
68.75%
Chris Sun’s terror-in-the-outback film Boar premiered at Australia’s Monster Fest 2017, and after a long journey from the other side of the world, will be available to stream on Shudder June 6, 2019. One major reason as to why prehistoric mammals were prone to gigantism (abnormal largeness) is because dinosaurs became extinct....
