Happy Horrordays, Fiends, and welcome to the Nightmare on Film Street Commentary Track for Bob Clark’s iconic Black Christmas (1974)....
As another terrifying year draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on the films that made us scream. Sure,...
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I was surprised to read that Fangoria would be remaking Stuart Gordon’s 1995 direct-to-video classic Castle Freak. I couldn’t imagine how it would be expanded upon or how it would be modernized or what could be accomplished with a bigger budget. But some of those reservations were put to rest...
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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...
DESCRIPTION: Let’s Get Ready To Rumblllleeeee! Join your hosts Kim and Jon for a monster-sized episode of Nightmare on Film...
Welcome to Awfully Good, where we celebrate dumb and trashy movies! In keeping with this month’s Monster Mash Month theme here at Nightmare, and with today’s date, today’s feature presentation is 1981’s Saturday the 14th. It’s a goofy little horror comedy with a lot to howl about, but we’ll get to that in a...
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Following up on the success of quirky Groundhog Day-inspired slasher Happy Death Day (2017) and it’s quantum follow up Happy Death...
What’s up, weirdos? Welcome to Awfully Good, where we celebrate some rad trash! Tonight’s movie is Trick or Treat, the...
Having a triumph film like American Psycho on her resume, one might assume there are no cinematic challenges left for Mary Harron to meet let alone enjoy. However, the director has only since expanded her expert craft to all sorts of film and television mediums since her major horror release...
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The slasher has outlasted its presumed expiration date, and then some. The golden age of this divisive subgenre is certainly...
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Whenever I watch a vampire movie, I always wonder what it would be like to live forever. I personally don’t...
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Indie film is firing on all cylinders when it’s at its most ambitious, and that’s exactly what you’re in for with For The Sake of Vicious. Indie Horror is never a surprise in the low-budget market but Indie Action is another thing altogether. Action sequences are complicated, they require significantly more...
