‘I:Scream – A Minty Musical’ (Second Look) – Review

Horror and musicals are often thought to be an awkward concoction, a collaboration that mixes together about as well as ice cream and battery acid. But when you blend the right amount of slashing and singing, you can strike gold. Such is the case in I:Scream- A Minty Musical. Let’s …

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Ready For Freddy: Robert Englund Honored With Hollywood Walk of Fame Star

Robert Englund is a national treasure. A genre icon for more than 40 years, Englund is known for his affable personality and warm interactions with fans around the world. I think it’s safe to say the entire horror community was elated to learn the A Nightmare on Elm Street actor …

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‘SURVIVOR’ Castaway Annie Davis On Resilience and Rocking Out As Trashy Annie – Interview

Who says you can’t reinvent yourself in your 40s? Annie Davis is living proof that it’s never too late to chase your wildest dreams. In just the past few years, she’s launched a music career, shut down digital haters and tested her prowess on Survivor…all with pink hair and plenty of …

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Blood, Sweat, and Fears: ‘IN OUR BLOOD’ (2024) – Movie Review

Nothing is as it seems when filmmaker Emily Wyland (Brittany O’Grady: White Lotus 2021) teams up with cinematographer Danny (E. J. Bonilla: The Exorcist: Believer 2023) to shoot In Our Blood, an intimate documentary about reuniting with Emily’s estranged mother (Alanna Ubach: The Last of Us 2025) after a decade …

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Erik Bloomquist’s ‘SELF-HELP’ (2025) – Movie Review

Most Cult movies are one in the same. It always breaks into redundant rhetoric, such as mass suicide. Erik Bloomquist’s Self-Help breaks new ground by putting the emphasis on what really happens. What does happen when you lose your money, your house, your jobs, and stability?  I don’t know, I …

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‘HELLRAISER: INFERNO’ (2000) — The Franchise’s Descent into Psychological Horror

Hellraiser: Inferno is the fifth film in the Hellraiser series, and it represents a dramatic shift from the bloody gothic horror of its predecessors. Released direct-to-video in 2000, the film trades in the franchise’s elaborate mythos for a darker, more introspective story — one that feels closer to Jacob’s Ladder …

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Paul Ragsdale and Angie De Alba’s ‘ONLYFANGS’ (2025) – Movie Review

I’ve been following Paul Ragsdale and Angie De Alba since I reviewed their film Streets of Vengeance back in 2016. I’ve been a huge fan ever since and I’m always anxiously awaiting their latest film. Well, the times has arrived for a new A & P Productions film, Onlyfangs. Read …

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