Filled wall-to-wall with handmade puppets, Frank & Zed is the kind of movie you could watch with the whole family if it...
Demon possession movies, although constant crowd-pleasers, are often very predictable. The multi-million dollar Conjuring franchise has pretty much laid out...
Japanese director Takashi Miike is prolific, to say the least. He has directed over 100 films, ranging from horrifying to hilarious. His sheer cinematic output and his generic range seem like impossible feats, but someone he has done it with an overwhelming sense of style. He shows no sign of...
The zombie comedy-musical Anna and The Apocalypse is sure to be your next holiday horror classic. Christmas seems to be the one...
There’s a questionable statistic making the rounds on the internet that suggests that the average person unknowingly passes at least...
I’m no stranger to late-night parties at a packed Brooklyn dive bar. But I have to admit, the afterparty on the third day of the Brooklyn Horror Film Fest was…new. First, I walked through the door and came face to face with two Coney Island performers. One was juggling, one...
I’m going to assume you’ve seen Ridley Scott’s Alien, but have you seen Ridley Scott’s Alien reenacted by the bus...
Adam Egypt Mortimer’s Daniel Isn’t Real was an official selection at the 2019 Overlook Film Festival, and quite possibly one of the...
[#Sundance 2022 Review] A Woman is Forced To Fight Her Clone To The Death on Live Television in DUAL
Written and directed by Riley Stearns (Faults), Dual is a quirky little story about a woman training to fight her clone in a duel to the death. Celebrating its world premiere at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, Dual stars Karen Gillan (who horror fans will no doubt recognize from Mike Flanagan’s Oculus),...
Jane Schoenbrun’s We’re All Going To The World’s Fair is exactly the kind of horror movie you hope for when you’re stuck...
On a stormy night recently, I revisited Clue (1985), an essential dark comedy and murder mystery based on the popular...
It’s been 23 years since Tales From the Hood came out and yet, it’s still relevant as ever. The horror anthology dealt with issues that plague the black community such as police brutality, racist politicians and gang violence, adding elements of the paranormal. Not a lot has changed since then...