Mary Harron’s American Psycho took the horror community by storm, slating Patrick Bateman as iconic. I had read Bret Easton Ellis a few years before the movie, and there was so much attention to detail. American Psycho had a big influence on my own horror tastes. Though I was well …
Read More »Justin Seaman’s ‘THE BARN PART II’ (2022) – Retro Review
When The Barn was first released, I was giddy as a schoolgirl. With a strong ’80s presence, I couldn’t get enough of it. When The Barn II came into my life, they brought that magic back only stronger. With a strong cast and a great slasher storyline, The Barn II …
Read More »Austin Smagalski’s ‘TO DIE ALONE’ (2025) – Movie Review
Dying alone is a terrifying reality for thrill seekers and explorers. The film shows how quickly things can turn when you are a hundred miles from nowhere. Who would come to your rescue in the event of a serious accident? How would you react to a wild animal?To Die Alone …
Read More »Interview – Bill Oberst Jr. Talks ‘BUTCHERS BLUFF,’ Inspiration, and More
Bill Oberst Jr. is an award winning indie horror legend, from Papa Corn to a zombie-fighting Abraham Lincoln. With over 200 acting credits, you have seen his face many times. We were lucky to sit down with Bill and ask a few questions about his career and also his role …
Read More »‘825 FOREST ROAD’ Trailer, Poster, and Release Date Unveiled
Shudder’s upcoming exclusive, Stephen Cognetti’s 825 Forest Road has been given a release date and has also released a trailer and poster. You may recognize Stephen’s name from the Hell House LLC franchise. Excited? We are! Read on for the details! Synopsis The story is centered on Chuck Wilson who …
Read More »Don’t F*ck With Frendo: ‘CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD’s Frendo Sightings at SXSW
With Eli Craig’s Clown In A Cornfield coming soon, Frendo landed at the South by Southwest Film Festival. Frendo was spotted with guests and did his best to behave. Clown In A Cornfield will be released nationwide on May 9, 2025. You can follow Frendo’s sightings all over social media. …
Read More »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 …
Read More »Tim Hannigan’s ‘MURDERFEST’ (2024) – Movie Review
Some movies have such a creative idea that they trip over their own shoelaces. Murderfest was one of these movies for me. The intent was great, but how well did it really hold up in the end? Murderfest had all the potential in the world, and they blew it. Though …
Read More »Rachel Talalay’s ‘TANK GIRL’ (1995) Celebrates 30 Years
I grew up in one of the greatest generations known. There was a magic in the air, especially when it came to pop culture. Our plates were served full of iconic moments in Television, Hollywood, and the world at large. Tank Girl is a movie that hits every note. It …
Read More »William Instone and Matt Rifley’s ‘BUTCHER’S BLUFF’ (2024) – Movie Review
William Instone and Matt Rifely joined forces to create a great slasher movie, Butcher’s Bluff. Though it is my favorite subgenre, I still have limits. Butcher’s Bluff checked almost every box for me. Butcher’s Bluff has all you need to enjoy an absurdly good slasher movie. Everything I love about …
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