Horror, what would we do without you? Without exaggeration, 2021 provided fans with one of the greatest slates of horror...
On the 200 year anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, veteran horror director Larry Fessenden set out to retell the story...
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What began as a simple bonus feature on a Blu-ray release, ended up being a great surprise for horror enthusiasts all across the board. Co-host and director David Gregory fully intended for Tales of the Uncanny: The Ultimate Survey for Anthology Horror to be only an extra for Severin Films’ release of...
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As a fan of Travis Stevens’s previous film, Girl On The Third Floor, I had a pretty good sense that Jakob’s...
In the world of horror, few creatures have captured the imagination quite like The Werewolf. From the classic Universal Monster...
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Cults are all the rage. Escaping cults, joining cults, discussing cults, it’s been the year of the cult in horror film! Director Chad Crawford Kinkle is no stranger to the subgenre. His first feature Jug Face (2013) follows a backwoods community (read: cult) who must make human sacrifices to a...
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Lights, camera, howls! Larry Fessenden’s latest indie gem Blackout recently celebrated its World Premiere at the 2023 Fantasia Film Festival. An...
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Justin McConnell’s Clapboard Jungle documents five years in the life of an indie filmmaker. The documentary is not only a must-see...
It was a huge surprise to me that Travis Steven’s sophomore feature Jakob’s Wife was a gattdang vampire movie! Starring genre legends Larry Fessenden (Depraved, Habit), Bonnie Aarons (The Nun, I Know Who Killed Me) and Barbara Crampton (Chopping Mall, Sacrifice) in what I think might be her most kickas...
The Ranger is an unabashedly fun and clever new slasher from director Jenn Wexler. The film has been making waves...
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The ghosts of our past return to haunt the living in Ted Geoghegan’s post WWII supernatural thriller Brooklyn 45. Set...
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has remained one of literature’s greatest stories. It almost poetic that a story about life after death should continue to be so relevant and relatable some 200 years later. The mad doctor’s creation, though tragically monstrous and very un-human, spends his short life experiencing the most human...
