Killer animals are my way of making me laugh, when the animals target the people who were horrible to them to take revenge. However, it kind of gets redundant; though, there are a million ways these movies are about the same movie over and over again. We have different animals …
Read More »‘HOKUM’ Finds Terror in Silence and Shadows – Review
HOKUM is a quietly unsettling horror film that proves atmosphere can be far more powerful than shock value. Set in a remote, weather-worn hotel, the film leans into isolation and ambiguity, creating a sense of unease that builds steadily rather than relying on obvious scares. It’s the kind of movie that …
Read More »‘THE CRAFT’ (1996): Still Casting Its Spell 30 Years Later – Retro Review
The Craft may not be what one envisions when we hear the words “classic film,” but in my heart and in many others, this movie is definitely deserving of the title. I remember watching it in the theatre when it released on May 3, 1996, and in fact, I saw …
Read More »Kevin Connor’s ‘FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE’ (1974) – Movie Review
Between 1965 and 1974, Amicus Productions, a famous British competitor to Hammer Films, made seven horror anthology movies. While The House That Dripped Blood and Tales From The Crypt are widely considered the best, there’s another complete gem that often gets forgotten. From Beyond The Grave was the final Amicus …
Read More »Elevator Music From Hell: Missoula’s ‘Death Doula’ Album Review
Missoula is a project put together by drummer Brooks Wackerman (Avenged Sevenfold) and guitarist John Konesky (Tenacious D). The group put together a new album that is going to be released at the end of June, Death Doula is full of surprises, and I was lucky enough to hear it. …
Read More »And Cut: Calvin Morie McCarthy’s ‘EVIDENCE OF THE BOOGEYMAN’ (2025) – Review
Calvin Morie McCarthy’s Evidence Of The Boogeyman is a jump-scare-invested visual effects piece that actually made me jump a bit. The crew knew exactly how to piece together a good, twisted ride of a bunch of “What the f**k?” moments. I always come across a lot of these up-and-comers on …
Read More »‘BLOODY BIRTHDAY,’ Bloody Fun! 45 Years Later – A Retro Review
I have to be honest, I’d never seen Bloody Birthday before. I’m so glad I chose to write this article though, because I was pleasantly surprised by this delightfully cheesy horror-filled flick, which can be found in full on YouTube. Bloody Birthday was released in 1981 and celebrates it’s 45th …
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 »‘FRIDAY THE 13th PART 2’ (1981) Gave Us Jason the Killer!
Directed by Steve Miner, Friday the 13th Part 2 is the 1981 sequel that helped turn a one-off horror hit into a full-fledged franchise. While the original film laid the groundwork, this follow-up is where the series begins to settle into its identity, shaping many of the ideas and patterns …
Read More »This Isn’t A Music Act: József Gallai’s ‘THE BLACK EYED CHILDREN’ (2026)
,József Gallai’s The Black Eyed Children is a movie that I will do my best to be fair with. I will explain my reasoning through the next few paragraphs to try to figure out the plot. The film left me with a hunger for more; I am always fair and …
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