The Despicable Fantasies of Quentin Sergenov is the latest book from one of my favorite authors, Preston Fassel. You can read our interview with Preston as well here. A few years ago, I had the opportunity to read his book, Our Lady of The Inferno. You can read that review here. …

Ape Canyon is a film that has been on my radar since I first read about it here at PopHorror. I am a fan of conspiracy theories such as Bigfoot AKA Sasquatch. After watching the trailer, I could tell that this film was going to be much more than a …

One of my favorite things I get to do here at PopHorror is review films for film festivals, and one of the best things about that is I get to see films I wouldn’t normally pick or have an opportunity to view. I picked The History of the Occult from Fantaspoa …

If you search Roger Corman, you will find over 400 filmmaking credits to his name. The man is one of, if not the most, prolific film producers ever. He has earned such nicknames as The King of the Cult Film, The King of the Bs, and The Pope of Pop …

I recently had the chance to sit and chat with Alexandra Loreth, who portrays Jane in the film The Yellow Wallpaper, which is one of my favorite films this year. Read my review here. Learn more about her beginnings in the film industry, her role in The Yellow Wallpaper, and …

I recently had the chance to sit and chat with Kevin Pontuti, the director of The Yellow Wallpaper, which is one of my favorite films this year. Read my review here. Learn more about his beginnings in the arts, the filmmaking business, and more! PopHorror: Thank you, Kevin, for taking …

I’ll admit, I hadn’t heard of Charlotte Perkins Gillman’s 1892 short story, The Yellow Wallpaper, until last year. I was discussing favorite reads on Facebook and a friend of mine asked me if I read the tale, as it was one of her favorites. She said to me if you …

Recently, I had the opportunity to watch the documentary, Morgana, for the San Francisco Indie Fest 2021. I believe that pornography films, especially in the United States, are more times than not associated with being “dirty.” That wasn’t the vibe I got from the synopsis at all, and this is …

One of the really cool things I get to do here at PopHorror is review films. Short films are my absolute favorites. Combine that with one of the best festivals out there and I am so in! I easily picked the short film block, Cabin Fever-Isolation Horror, for the Final …

Technology has changed the world in many ways, and we have learned how to adapt to these changes. Horror films had to make changes to keep current with cell phones, websites, social medias, as well. I am always interested to see how filmmakers include modern technology into films. The creators …