There’s something special about discovering a new hangout that takes you back to the days of being a kid, finding that one place where you could spend hours having fun, meeting new people, and making memories. That’s exactly the feeling you get when stepping into Foo Bar in Charlotte, North …
Read More »Celebrating Two Decades of New York Comic Con
Over 250,000 attendees joined me in celebrating the 20th anniversary of New York Comic Con, the biggest comic celebration on the East Coast. While this isn’t my first NYCC rodeo, this is the first time I attended all four days: Thursday through Sunday. Most conventions have pretty rinse-and-repeat schedules, yet …
Read More »Sexy, Funny, and Endlessly Entertaining: ‘NIGHTMARE ON STRIP STREET’
Nightmare on Strip Street is exactly what it sounds like—horror’s biggest icons, thrown into a blender with burlesque, comedy, and just the right amount of chaos, and somehow makes it all work. Freddy, Jason, Chucky, Ghostface, and plenty of other familiar faces get hilariously reimagined in a show that’s equal …
Read More »Carnival-inspired BLOBFEST Oozes Into Phoenixville’s Colonial Theatre July 10-12
Phoenixville’s historic Colonial Theatre, 227 Bridge St., is transforming into a horror lover’s paradise as Blobfest returns to the iconic venue for a weekend of film nostalgia and frightfully good fun. Now in its 27th year, the festival — taking place July 10-12 — attracts thousands of visitors from across …
Read More »Greetings From Camp Punksylvania 2026: Fine, It’s A Cult
I fell in love with punk rock at a really awkward time. Green Day hit the airwaves, but the scene took off in other ways, and everyone started to ruin the fun by calling others ‘posers and messing with them just because of different genre styles. And to me, that …
Read More »History Meets Haunting: Inside San Diego’s Most Chilling Night Tour
If you’re a fan of all things paranormal and spooky, and you find yourself in beautiful San Diego, consider dedicating a couple of hours to Haunted San Diego Ghost Tours. The two-hour tour blends local history with eerie storytelling, creating an experience that’s equal parts educational and entertaining. The tour kicks …
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 »We Came, We SAW, We Conquered Astronomicon 9!
It was an incredible honor to represent PopHorror at the ninth installment of Astronomicon. Watching this pop culture convention evolve from its humble beginnings into what it is today has been nothing short of amazing. Getting the chance to attend and experience everything this event had to offer has been …
Read More »Jason Ages: Happy Birthday, Kane Hodder!
Kane Hodder is a name that is synonymous with the horror world. When a genre visionary needs a burly mountain of a man to play their mercenary, Kane is the one they call. Back in 1988, the man breathed new life into the iconic Jason Voorhees character, and now, he …
Read More »PopHorror’s 2026 Sundance Catch-Up!
Documentary Troublemaker – Antoine Fuqua gives us an emotionally turbulent but honest look over the life of Nelson Mandela. The film was helped by beautiful interstitial art and truthful reflections on Mandela’s life. For fellow Americans like myself, our schooling system did not teach us much about Apartheid, so this …
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