It’s that weird period of the year where you don’t want to let go of that Halloween spirit but it’s...
Chucky, Annabelle, Slappy, Brahms and Billy – Whether you love ‘em or hate ‘em, creepy dolls have been a staple...
Black and white horror movies have a hold over me that other types of horror do not. They convey a greater sense of dread on screen. The dark shadows, the effective use of lighting, and inventive ways of creating eerie sounds are what make these kinds of films still relevant...
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Damien Leone’s Terrifier 2 hit select theatres this weekend, completely uncut and in full gory glory. Eyeballs are scooped out...
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The madman mine is back in Damien Leone’s Terrifier 2. Art The Clown, portrayed by David Howard Thornton, returns for another Halloween massacre through the small town of Miles County. If you thought Terrifier (2016) was “disgusting and kinda f*cked up” (an actual quote from my father) you might want to stay far, far...
Some say the Halloween season begins with the turning of the leaves or that first brisk morning. Well, not for...
Movie streaming services are like restaurants. HBO Max is high-end dining, exclusive haute cuisine worth every penny. Amazon Prime is...
I’ve long been fascinated about how horror cinema and musical genre crossover. Music fans can discover their new favorite movie when their favorite artist references the film in their lyrics, and film fans can discover their new favorite artist when their music is featured in their favorite movie’s soundtrack. I...
Horror movies wouldn’t be horror movies without a good villain that you love to hate! While we can all acknowledge...
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A soundtrack can make or break a movie. There are some iconic films out there with equally iconic soundtracks, and...
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The origins of evil are exposed (sort of) in Orphan: First Kill, from The Boy director William Brent Bell. While Jaume Collet-Serra’s 2009 shocker Orphan is not required viewing, this new addition to the Esther cinematic universe is very upfront about what made that first installment so surprising, so maybe best to give...
