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Join your horror hosts Kim and Jon as they sit down to discuss everything that’s been keeping them creepy in between regular episodes of the podcast. On the docket this week: Spooky Sundance Selections, Modern Frankensteins, Sexy (Scary!) Psychedelia, G-G-G-Ghosts, and more! Join usss..... — LISTEN NOW AT THE NOFS...
You don’t need an ouija board to conjure up this delicious and easy meal. Regan’s Pea and Mint Soup is...
Powered by RedCircle DESCRIPTION Don’t you just hate it when you’re going about your day and suddenly, you’re plagued by visions...
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 cue...
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Communing with the spirits is the new party drug in Danny and Michael Philippou’s gory, ghosty stunner Talk To Me....
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Modern Body Horror maestro Brandon Cronenberg returns to the Sundance Film Festival with his most recent mind-bender Infinity Pool. Set...
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The mommy mayhem continues in the midnight program of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival with Daina Reid’s Run Rabbit Run. Opening the program was Laura Moss’ devilishly twisted birth/rebirth which saw a mother caring for her undead daughter, and Kenneth Dagatan’s dark af fairy tale, In My Mothers Skin, that transformed those...
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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has been endlessly adapted over the decades, and for good reason. It’s one of the most profound horror stories...
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Written and directed by Kenneth Dagatan (Ma, 2018) In My Mother’s Skin stars Felicity Kyle Napuli (who gives a really...
Powered by RedCircle DESCRIPTION To hell with superheroes…literally! Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they close out their Emo/Undead Boys double-feature with the most ambitious comic book adaptation of the 1990’s: Spawn. Sure, Spawn might have some very outdated special effects and a script that makes Morbius look...
