In my years of experience with the horror genre, I will always hold the Universal Monsters very close. When I was growing up, our school library held these orangebooks with all their monsters on each cover, and a short story version of each. I constantly rented these books. However, the …

It’s time to admit we are a nation in crisis, not politically, but socially. Politicians aren’t talking politics; they are openly either complaining or supporting social issues. It’s easy to notice where I stand on the issues. We are all human, and we all deserve respect for who we are, …

We all have that one friend who scans conventions, with money to burn and a bunch of “useless stuff” in mind. A collectors taste may vary; some collect certain toy lines, others, like me, thrive in chaos. There is no set theme in my collection; it’s like the horror and …

I personally LOVE found footage films. I have seen plenty since the genre really took off. We have all seen films like The Blair Witch Project. I never really paid attention to films I thought were equal to some witchy nonsense. I found films like Diary of the Dead, and …

The R.I.P Man is a wild and creepy ride, at first, but at the end of the day I am pretty neutral on this film. I can see good and bad points to this film; both are clear. Let’s get into the review and I’ll explain. Synopsis A serial killer …

Though I love found footage, I feel the style was overdone. However, The Hem provides a lot of things we look for in the modern age. Found footage and Terifier are dominating the genre. The Hell House series didn’t lose its charm either. Let me put it this way: these …

One reason I love eighties horror is that there were no rules; it was a “wild west” scenario. There were a lot of stories to be told. Sadly, most movies that attracted a great deal of attention often had to resort to making ten installments, driving us into boredom. We …

Alan Ormsby’s Popcorn takes you back to the golden age of horror. The film never made it, and in my opinion, that’s a tragic loss in horror. Popcorn is a movie that I watch at least once a month. Popcorn takes the crown of all those 80s horror films. Being …

E. Elias Merhige’s Shadow Of The Vampire is iconic for many reasons. It’s sheer brilliance, going behind the scenes of one of the oldest monsters that terrified people. However, 1922 is far into the past. Some things keep the silent film era alive. The movie is based on fabricated events …

I rarely come across bands that don’t fit the mold of the current state of music. Bachelor’s Grove is one of those bands that I instantly fell in love with. With a sound like a morbid lullaby to roaring that can wake the dead. Bachelor’s Grove seems to be their …