Joel Potrykus is a master craftsman of bizarro cinema. Whether it’s Buzzard, where a weirdo loner builds a Freddy Kruger...
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has remained one of literature’s greatest stories. It almost poetic that a story about life after death...
On the 200 year anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, veteran horror director Larry Fessenden set out to retell the story in a modern setting, with a completely unique approach. Unlike so many of the film adaptations that places the doctor and his struggles at the forefront of the story, Fessenden’s Depraved is...
Everyone enjoys a good story of comeuppance. An audience can’t help but feel a sincere sense of jubilance when a...
Do you love horror board games as much as we here at Nightmare on Film Street do? Well, you’d better...
These days, it’s not a good sign when a movie or television show isn’t screened for critics ahead of time. We can only assume the worst. On the other hand, in avoiding the potential panning, the general public can remain impartial. But is this the case for Netflix’s latest supernatural...
For people today, dating can be as easy as swiping right on your phone. In a pre-Internet world, however, you...
They say Chivalry is dead, that there’s no kindness left in the world. For Frankie, the protagonist of the new...
A true story: February 2010, a good friend and I headed out on a Saturday afternoon to catch the remake of George Romero’s 1973 The Crazies. Though in high school, we were both of age to see the R-rated feature. We’d never been ID’d previously but there is a first...
The Changeling is a magical indie thriller out of New Zealand. It mixes possessions and magic with a classic cat-and-mouse thriller approach. It is both grounded, touching and full of suspense. With a mostly unknown cast and virtually no marketing, this one may slip by you, so be on the lookout and don't miss out on this little known gem!
The Laplace’s Demon has been making the rounds on the film festival circuit for some time now and will soon...
When it comes to sequels, you can usually find me reluctantly in the back row. I’m still there opening weekend, mainly to support any and every horror film that graces my local theatre, but I’m definitely passive aggressive about it. Which makes both my review and watching experience of Happy...
