Interviews

Dinner in America is probably my favorite film of 2020 so far. I can’t recommend it enough. I was lucky enough to speak to stars, Kyle Gallner and Emily Skeggs, and we talked about their fondest memories while filming, what they have coming up next, and of course, horror moves. …

Making its round on the independent festival circuit is Jonathan JJ Perez’s Beneath: A Cave Horror. Most recently featured during the Houston Horror Film Festival Virtual Weekend earlier this month and now on to the ninth annual Phoenix FearCON (October 16th – December 31st) which will also be held virtually, …

One of my most anticipated films of 2020 is The Babysitter: Killer Queen (read our review here), the sequel to the uber-popular Netflix original, The Babysitter (2017 – read our review here). Hands down. When they announced this film, I almost started counting the days until it would be released. That’s how …

We were recently given the opportunity to chat with the lovely and multi-talented actress, Victoria De Mare, about her work in the Killjoy franchise (see our ranking of the films here), the Batty Boop movie that almost was, and her other work. PopHorror: Were you already familiar with the previous …

I did not have an imaginary friend while growing up. Sometimes I feel like I missed out when I hear others’ stories of secret languages and constant companionship. But there are times, like when watching the movie Z, that I feel very okay with not having experienced the kinship of …

Now available on VOD, DVD and Blu-ray, is Blood Quantum, Writer/Director Jeff Barnaby’s bold and bloody vision of a zombie outbreak and the immune, indigenous community left to combat the horde of hungry undead. An impressive and unique entry for the zombie sub-genre, Blood Quantum has already found a strong …

We recently got the opportunity to speak with director Julius Berg, where he dishes on his 2020 horror thriller, The Owners. Synopsis: A tale of young robbers who get more than they bargained for with the elderly owners of the home they decide to hit. The film stars Maisie Williams (Game …

I have a tough time with ghost stories and haunted house movies. I’m pretty skeptical of ghosts, and I find the idea of them to be pretty damn scary. I’ve stayed in allegedly haunted hotels, ventured onto supposedly haunted streets, and out into forests that are quite questionable. There’s this …

In the indie horror world, Chad Ridgely (Massacre On Aisle 12 2016 – read our review here) is a man I admire. Not only does this multi-talented actor/director/producer/writer involve himself in one of my favorite subgenres—horror comedies—he also comes up with his own unique ideas and doesn’t rest until he …

A warning from Circus of the Dead (2014 – read the our review here) director Billy Pon. I first met Papa Corn back in 2014 when I first saw the glory that is Circus of the Dead … this is from Papa Corn himself. It does not reflect the opinions and …