Extreme horror is a divisive subgenre usually suited for more seasoned horror audiences and delivers fans buckets of blood and violence. With FUKT, a new anthology that premiered at Nightmares Film Festival this year, the bloodshed is brought on by a new set of storytellers focusing on extreme horrors seen …
Read More »Interview With Kevin McTurk and Christina Kortum, Creature Creators For Peacock’s ‘The Girl In The Woods’
I don’t need to tell horror fans to stay out of the woods. If you don’t know that by now, do you even watch horror? The new original Peacock show, The Girl in the Woods, a drama with monsters based on a series of shorts from Crypt TV, reminds me why …
Read More »‘The Science of Serial Killers’ By Meg Hafdahl And Kelly Florence – Book Review
The Science of Serial Killers is the latest book release from authors Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence. I am not only a fan of these authors, but I am also a fan of true crime. So when I was asked to read and review this book, I was more than …
Read More »Tom Holland’s ‘Thinner’ (1996) Turns 25 – Retro Review
Stephen King is one of the most popular and prolific authors in our lifetime. There are so many adaptations of his short stories and books out there, especially in recent years. Thinner may be a little less known one, but it is a fun black horror comedy with some thriller moments …
Read More »‘Scarecrowd – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack’ By Belyalis Available Digitally This Month
For the November option for Tetro, we are getting something unique and interesting… a music release. Along with DVDs and Blu-rays and even their first soundtrack release for Night Train Murders (1975), we are getting the soundtrack EP to a horror film that’s getting some attention. The beauty of being a …
Read More »Jacob Gentry’s ‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’ (2021) Is Long On Style But Falls Short On Story – Movie Review
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not a tech savvy person. I feel pretty fortunate every day when my computer boots up without an error message. But that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate a good computer movie, and the idea behind director Jacob Gentry’s (The Signal) new film, …
Read More »Jörg Adolph’s Immersive Documentary, ‘The Hidden Life of Trees,’ To Debut On Blu-Ray
Jörg Adolph’s immersive documentary The Hidden Life of Trees is set to release on Blu-Ray. Let’s find out more about this documentary and when you can grab your copy. Official Film Synopsis: Branching off of his bestselling book, renowned forester and writer Peter Wohlleben guides us through his most precious ideas …
Read More »Small Town Monsters: ‘On the Trail of Bigfoot: The Discovery’ to Debut on VOD
On the Trail of Bigfoot: The Discovery is the latest documentary from Small Town Monsters and Seth Breedlove. Let’s read more about it and when you can watch it! From the press release: A Sasquatch research group operating out of the Olympic Peninsula area of Northern Washington believe they have …
Read More »Ten Fun Facts About Steve Beck’s ‘Thir13en Ghosts’ (2001)
Like zoinks, Thirteen Ghosts is turning 20! To celebrate, PopHorror has compiled a lists of 10 fun facts. Released on October 23, 2001, Thirteen Ghosts is a remake of the 1960 version that goes by the name 13 Ghosts. When Cyrus Kriticos, a rich collector of unique things, dies, he …
Read More »Anthology Flashback #9: Roald Dahl’s ’Way Out’ TV Series (1961)
Did you know children’s author Roald Dahl hosted a horror anthology series? That’s right! In fact, he actually hosted more than one. However, today we’re looking back at Roald Dahl’s short-lived-yet-neat series, Way Out, from 1961. Wikipedia is not wrong when it says, “Dahl, his face projected in a disconcerting …
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