I always have a spot in my heart for the OG’s, the ones who helped bring horror into the eighties with a whole new world. Everything coming out of the genre seems forced and has lost the magic of underground horror. All it did was get a younger viewpoint, maybe …
Read More »This House Is A Prison: Brian Gibson’s ‘POLTERGEIST II’ – Retro Review
Movies about ghosts really annoy me, and they can’t be made well. Now there is CGI, but Poltergeist II flipped and became tribal. The film wanted to bring up one hell of a spirit. It’s a warning to the family, but also to you. Or maybe it is a lesson …
Read More »All Hail Shamu: Jo-Ann Brechin’s ‘KILLER WHALE’ (2026) – Review
Killer animals are my way of making me laugh, when the animals target the people who were horrible to them to take revenge. However, it kind of gets redundant; though, there are a million ways these movies are about the same movie over and over again. We have different animals …
Read More »Elevator Music From Hell: Missoula’s ‘Death Doula’ Album Review
Missoula is a project put together by drummer Brooks Wackerman (Avenged Sevenfold) and guitarist John Konesky (Tenacious D). The group put together a new album that is going to be released at the end of June, Death Doula is full of surprises, and I was lucky enough to hear it. …
Read More »And Cut: Calvin Morie McCarthy’s ‘EVIDENCE OF THE BOOGEYMAN’ (2025) – Review
Calvin Morie McCarthy’s Evidence Of The Boogeyman is a jump-scare-invested visual effects piece that actually made me jump a bit. The crew knew exactly how to piece together a good, twisted ride of a bunch of “What the f**k?” moments. I always come across a lot of these up-and-comers on …
Read More »Jack Of All Trades Go Wild: An Interview With Christopher Annino
Christopher Annino is honestly one of the greatest people I have met. Christopher works very hard in life and shows no signs og slowing down from a journalist to an actor, director, SUV pulling, and so much more. We had a chance to sit down with Christopher and ask him …
Read More »This Isn’t A Music Act: József Gallai’s ‘THE BLACK EYED CHILDREN’ (2026)
,József Gallai’s The Black Eyed Children is a movie that I will do my best to be fair with. I will explain my reasoning through the next few paragraphs to try to figure out the plot. The film left me with a hunger for more; I am always fair and …
Read More »Two Minds Think Different: An interview with Aaron Markham and Mortimer Deadfellow
Aaron Markham has another side, a sinister side bathed in the blood of a few hundred years. His Other Side comes with the name Mortimer Deadfellow. A ghastly ghoul that looks as if it were a late-night horror show host. We got to sit down with Aaron to ask some …
Read More »Sleepaway Camp Times Ten: Camp Punksylvania Is Coming June 19th-21st
Last year, we were able to attend Camp Punksylvania. It was an extremely fun little trainwreck. The spirit of punk is still alive, and Camp Punksylvania fuels it. Last year, we were able to attend, and the name proved itself. The weekend features over 60 bands across the three days, …
Read More »Breaking the Rules: Brandon Hardstock’s ‘HOUSE AT THE EDGE OF THE WOODS’ (2026) – Review
When I first started watching it, it seemed a little basic, the usual setting, the usual story. Something clicked in my head. There was a background noise that sounded like something and creeped me out. I can relate to the noise in Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things. The film …
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