Craig Lucas

I hail from rural PA where there isn't much to do except fixate on something. Horror was, and still is my fixation. I have 35 years of horror experience under my belt, I love the horror community and it loves me.

Jacob Ennis’s ‘THE TOWN WITHOUT HALLOWEEN’ (2024) – Movie Review

The Town Without Halloween took me back to when Halloween specials were handed out to kids like trick-or-treat candy. Almost every show had a Halloween special, and there were movies dedicated just to us. A little tamer, a little funnier, which made us more comfortable watching the best that the …

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William Instone and Matt Rifley’s ‘BUTCHERS BLUFF’ (2024) – Movie Review

William Instone and Matt Rifely joined forces to create a great slasher movie, Butchers Bluff. Though it is my favorite subgenre, I still have limits. Butchers Bluff checked almost every box for me. Butchers Bluff has all you need to enjoy an absurdly good slasher movie. Everything I love about …

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Jordan Rubin’s ‘ZOMBEAVERS’ (2015) – Ten Years Later

Only the best minds get the grittiness of horror comedies like Jordan Rubin’s Zombeavers. To me, they’re the best of both worlds. I am not talking about parody movies; I mean those real-deal horror comedies. The ones that will have you asking yourself, “WTF is even going on here?”. I …

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40 Years of GWAR: An Interview With Mike Bishop

When I was a little kid, my family allowed me to watch things I had no business seeing. GWAR was one of those things. Thirty-five years ago, I saw GWAR for the first time on one of those heavy metal VHS’s and I’ve been hooked since. We sat down with …

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E.E. Tallent and Sam Arias Mostovoy’s ‘HALLOW IAN HORROR HOUR’ – TV Series Review

Anyone over 35 can fondly remember the days of USA’s Up All Night or Joe Bob Briggs Monstervision. Maybe some of you even had a favorite late-night horror host. Back in the days of public access, everyone had a chance to relive what they loved. For a lot of us, …

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Steve Miner’s ‘HOUSE’ (1985) Celebrates 40 Years

Steve Miner’s House is turning 40 this year. The film was one of the first I saw that introduced me to the horror genre. House proved that horror comedy could also be very dark and frightening. Movies like House walk a very thin line. They were supposed to scare you, …

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An Interview With Zeke XIII From Austin-Based Metal Act, XIII

XIII is a freight train of what is called “Unmetal”. We got to sit down with Zeke XIII, a king of DIY artistry and the one-man act. What makes the one-man sound so fast and heavy? You have the chance to find out here. Zeke is a workhorse who never …

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