Stephen Herek’s Critters turns 40 on April 11, 2026. The film follows a group of small but vicious alien creatures called Crites that escape from an alien prison transport vessel and land near a small farm town on earth. They are then pursued by two shape-shifting bounty hunters. The films …
Read More »Ben Leonberg’s ‘Good Boy’ (2025) – Movie Review
You better trust his instincts. PopHorror takes a look at the new doggone supernatural thriller, Good Boy. I cannot express in words how excited I was for this film. The concept alone is brilliant and refreshingly unique. It offers a horror experience from the perspective of one of our lovable …
Read More »‘UNTIL DAWN’ : A Disappointment for Fans of the Video Game – Review
Until Dawn, is a film that poses a unique challenge for viewers. It can be experienced from two distinct perspectives. For the people who played, and loved the video game, it may not live up to the expectations, while newcomers to the story might find it more enjoyable. As someone …
Read More »Vaughn Stein’s ‘TERMINAL’ (2018) – Movie Review
Terminal, the 2018 thriller noir film, stands out as one of the most underrated films I’ve encountered recently. Despite its mixed reviews, I believe Terminal deserves more appreciation for its gripping storyline and impressive performances by a star-studded cast. Plot Set in a train terminal during the night, Terminal weaves …
Read More »Kevin Bacon Stars In ‘THE BONDSMAN’ (2025) – Series Review
The Bondsman is a one hell of a good time. With a fantastic mix of action and horror, you’re bound to enjoy this new Prime series. Synopsis The Bondsman follows Hub Halloran (Kevin Bacon), a murdered bounty hunter who’s back from the dead after being resurrected by the Devil. His …
Read More »Christopher Landon’s ‘DROP’ (2025) – Movie Review
Drop is a modern twist on a tale as old as time. A good person is put in a rather treacherous situation, of having to take someone’s life to save their loved ones. This theme has been effectively portrayed in films like Red Eye (2005), Phone Booth (2002), and Nick …
Read More »The Synergy of the LGBTQ+ and Horror Communities: A Colourful Collaboration
The intersection of the LGBTQ+ community, particularly drag queens, and the horror genre has a rich history steeped in creativity, expression, and shared experiences. This unique partnership thrives on the celebration of individuality, the embrace of the unconventional, and the artistic freedom that both communities cherish. A Historical Overview The …
Read More »10 Of The Top Iconic Director – Actor Duos In Film History
Throughout the decades, the film industry has been graced with remarkable director-actor pairings that have produced unforgettable cinematic experiences. Here’s a compilation of some of the best duos in the film industry. Top 10 Director – Actor Duos: 10. Quentin Tarantino and Samuel L. Jackson This dynamic duo has …
Read More »Editorial: Why is Horror Such A Significant Genre?
I’ve recently been thinking about why the horror genre is so important and so significant. I mean, think about it.People have used horror for hundreds of years, whether it was scary folklore about the unknown, or spooky stories parents tell their kids to keep them from getting in trouble. I’ve …
Read More »‘PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE’ (1974) Turns 50! – Retro Review
Phantom Of The Paradise turns 50 this year. I watched it for the first time and all I have to say is Phantom Of The Opera meets Rocky Horror Picture Show. Which fun fact Rocky Horror was released a year after Phantom Of The Paradise. Synopsis After record producer Swan(Paul Williams) …
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