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.
83.75%
The year was 2005. A generation of horror fans, who had grown up with Wes Craven’s iconic movies such as...
56.25%
Keith Thomas is not yet the household name for horror directors that I’m sure he will one day be but with only two films under his belt, he’s already given us one of the scariest indie films of the decade and now, an updated adaptation of a classic Stephen King...
Director Joe Lynch wears the epithet “deranged” like a badge of honor. His newest movie Mayhem is evidence of that,...
73.75%
Pizza, Satan, and secret societies. I’m hard-pressed to think of a horror-cocktail more universally inviting. It’s no surprise Chelsea Stardust’s...
70%
Eskil Vogt’s The Innocents (De uskyldige) follows a group of children that discover they have been gifted with supernatural powers. Kids can be creepy enough in horror movies but the unpredictable savagery of your average kinder killer is no match for the telekinetic kids in this gripping Icelandic chiller. Written...
DESCRIPTION: Summertime is monstertime, and this week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, we’re talking the biggest...
Just in time for Halloween comes a comic book movie about becoming possessed by an entity that turns you into...
70%
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Full disclosure, I’ve never been to a single rave in my life. It’s not like the opportunity never came up, I just wasn’t interested in EDM or the designer drugs, at least not when raves were all the rage about ten years ago. But I have heard plenty of stories...
93.75%
Imagine, if you will, a marble. A smooth, colorful sphere of glass that feels cool to the touch and looks...
87.5%
At a time when the box office is oversaturated with mid-tier Hollywood superhero movies, one film out of Europe has...
Brandon Christensen’s Still/Born was named Scariest Feature at the 2017 Overlook Film Festival. His second feature Z celebrated its world premiere at the 2019 Overlook Film Festival debuting a new terrifying monster masquerading as the imaginary friend of a young child. Nightmare on Film Street’s Kimberley Elizabeth said in her review of the...
