I absolutely love musicals and one of my favorites is Little Shop of Horrors, so I have a thing for musicals with a sci-fi horror bent. I was extremely excited when I:Scream was announced and even more so when it was announced halfway through funding that it would be a …
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God bless Tubi. They have a massive collection of obscure horror films from the 70s and 80s in their library that you can watch for free, and I think it is awesome. Some of them are hidden gems while others are quite terrible, but the cool thing is that you …
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Possession films are a dime a dozen. They have been done to death. That’s why it’s so refreshing when a film comes that does something different with this tired genre. One of the latest films to try to shake things up is Shaman. Did it succeed? Read on for my …
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You better trust his instincts. PopHorror takes a look at the new doggone supernatural thriller, Good Boy. I cannot express in words how excited I was for this film. The concept alone is brilliant and refreshingly unique. It offers a horror experience from the perspective of one of our lovable …
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STEVEN KOSTANSKI’S DEATHSTALKER (2025) isn’t the kind of fantasy film that tries to compete with sprawling, big-budget franchises. Instead, it leans into the joy of retro adventure—embracing the camp, blood, and bizarre creativity that made the 1980s sword-and-sorcery boom so endearing to cult audiences. It’s a bold, knowingly ridiculous resurrection …
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Making his feature film debut, director Samuel Clemens takes viewers on an isolating trip to a house that feels abandoned near the edge of the world. Woven with references to Greek mythology, The Drowned follows three thieves who have just stolen a priceless painting and arrive at a secluded safe …
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Edgar Allen Poe’s The Oval Portrait is a story that has had several different variations, leading to Adrian Langley’s modern telling, which is honestly more terrifying than the story itself. The film has rolled right under the radar since 1972. I don’t understand how people could look right past this …
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Sometimes, you have to let go of everything and focus on the issue at hand. The G combines the horror of reality with the horror of getting old. We all know it’s coming because we all have a stamp on our foreheads telling us when it’s time. How easily will …
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JOHN BERARDO’s THE MANNEQUIN is a supernatural slasher that tries to thread the needle between atmospheric possession horror and emotional drama. Following up his 2020 film INITIATION, Berardo moves away from straightforward campus slasher tropes into something moodier and more ambiguous, with results that are intriguing if not always consistent. The story …
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She Loved Blossoms More is a stunningly strange trip into three brothers’ grief and the lengths to which they’ll go to alter their reality. Let’s have a look at the trailer! Synopsis Three brothers build an unusual time machine in order to bring their long dead mother back to life. …
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