We’re talking M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs (2002) this week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, and we’re...
While horror has delved into the subconscious waters of our dreams many times before, director Anthony Scott Burns (Our House)...
A remake, 65 million years in the making. I know, I know. The high dollar film industry is drowning in rehashed material while the original idea pool is very shallow. Why would anyone want to see a remake of Steven Spielberg’s 1993 earth-shattering adaptation of Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park? The...
Prepare to embark on a harrowing journey into the depths of psychological thrillers and mind-bending horror. These ten twisted films...
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With its release of the series The Society, Netflix has in some ways stoked the shrinking flame that is young...
Ahockalypse conjures a unique breed of the zombie-comedy genre into interesting territory, blending horror, comedy and sports. Merging the bloody-fisted punches of Goon (2011) with the parody of Shaun of the Dead (2004), Ahockalypse disregards the allusions and instead offers a more explicit approach to delivering its raunchy humor. Hence the play...
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Relax, I’m From the Future is the debut feature for Luke Higginson, based on his short that premiered at TIFF back...
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James Gunn loves superheroes. Even before he took the helm of the wildly popular Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, Gunn...
Welcome back fiends the newest edition of Making a Monster! We’ve covered a wide array of movie monsters the past few months, from serial killers to mental projections of one messed up rabbit. This month, we’re going beyond what your typical definition of “movie monster” is to cover some of...
Step into the wild and wacky world of trashy 80s horror movies, where outrageousness and entertainment go hand in hand....
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With more and more growing concern about what all the future has in store for us in these uncertain times,...
Horror filmmakers often use a relevant perspective and adopt current issues to mimic socioeconomic problems and triumphs. Some are more obvious than others in their application of these themes while others tread lightly. Writer and director Ben Wheatley (Kill List) plants his post-pandemic horror, In The Earth, with unsettling care...
