Interviews

Ah, the 80s. Such a simpler time. Or was it? That’s something to think about while watching the new Peacock Original series, Hysteria!. Set in a small Michigan town in 1989 at the height of Satanic panic, Hysteria! is a fun mix of comedy and horror, and what makes that …

Masked murderer. Food-loving teen detective. Evil animatronic. Over the course of his career, Matthew Lillard (Scream 1996) has taken on a slew of iconic and varying roles, making him a fan-favorite among numerous generations. Even after nearly 30 years in the industry, he continues to expand his resume, with “cake competition …

In 2003 I had a total horror punk phase. All my friends did. However, I took a liking to Zombina and the Skeletones. I found their music in an old record store which is now completely gone. We got to sit down with Zombina and Doc Horror to discuss many …

The latest project of filmmaking duo Celine Held and Logan George all started with a photograph that they saw online. It was a shot of Caddo Lake, an approximately 26,000-acre body of water and surrounding cypress forest located on the border between Texas and Louisiana. Instantly, they were intrigued by …

Peacock’s new show, Teacup, is pretty damn good. Created by Ian McCulloch (Yellowstone), executive produced by E.L. Katz (Azrael – read our interview with him HERE) and James Wan (too many to name), and starring Scott Speedman (The Strangers), Yvonna Strahovski (Chuck – check out our interview with Yvonne and Scott HERE), and …

Before horror word-master Stephen King brought to life iconically terrifying characters like Pennywise and Jack Torrance, there was Kurt Barlow, the main antagonist of his second-ever novel, Salem’s Lot. Ever since the book hit shelves in 1975, readers have considered it a page-turner as they devour the story of this ancient …

Peacock’s new show, Teacup, is pretty damn good. Created by Ian McCulloch (Yellowstone), executive produced by E.L. Katz (Azrael – read our interview with him HERE) and James Wan (too many to name), and starring Scott Speedman (The Strangers), Yvonna Strahovski (Chuck), and Kathy Baker (Edward Scissorhands), Teacup is balls-to-the-wall …

Whenever I sit down to watch a Steven Kostanski (read our other interview with him HERE) movie, I know I’m in for a wild and bizarre ride, and his latest flick Frankie Freako, brings the wild and the bizarre with the strange and the freaky and so much more. Steven, …

Gross, sticky, slimy, oozing body horror is my jam, so whenever a new horror film marketed as body horror comes out, I jump on it. I also have been drawn to stories about grief lately because I’ve been going through my own, and I am intrigued with how different each …

If you’re familiar with filmmaker E.L. Katz’s phenomenal film Cheap Thrills, then you know his latest directorial project, the Samara Weaving-led, Simon Barrett-penned Azrael is vastly different. Told entirely without dialogue and relying on body language and visuals, Azrael – the Islamic angel of death – is a gore and …