In Ohio folklore, The Loveland Frogman is a 4 ft tall humanoid frog that roams around the woods in Loveland, Ohio. Until recently, I had never heard of this, but it came to my attention through Facebook, where I saw several indie horror filmmakers taking about the found footage film …

Nightmares Film Festival has announced the first wave of its 2024 “Better Horror” program for this October! Feast your eyes on some of the films the festival has to offer: The world’s first horror film, presented with live score accompaniment. L’Inferno (1913), an Italian adaptation of Dante’s Inferno, is arguably …

Lynn Lowery is a horror legend, having starred in George Romero’s The Crazies and David Cronenberg’s Shivers. Recently I was given the opportunity to check out one of her latest films, Guile Branco’s A Halloween Feast. I really didn’t know what to expect going in but I’m glad because it …

Arrow Video is releasing the 2009 Friday the 13th on September 17th in 4k with beautiful artwork and a ton of extras! The release will include both the theatrical and killer cut on 4k discs, there are no Blu-rays included. The transfer to 4k is as gorgeous as you’d expect, …

There are two names in the horror genre that I would stick to: David Howard Thornton and Bela Lugosi. I watched Lugosi’s movies repeatedly because he reminds me of my grandpa, who spoke English with a heavy Hungarian accent. After years of living with him and my grandma, I learned …

Growing up a feral horror fan, I knew Saturday afternoon TV shows were as good as Saturday morning cartoons. I remember shows like The Munsters Today, wrestling with all the classic promos and segments, Small Wonder, and more. However, I looked forward to that early Sunday morning when I could …

Horror fans may or may not know it, but today is the birthday of iconic genre actor Jeffrey Combs. I’m sure that over the course of today on social media, Combs and associated tags will be posted alongside Re-Animator, The Frighteners, Masters of Horror and his works with Stuart Gordon …

In 1985 my dad bought the family a VCR for Christmas, and one of the first movies we rented was A Nightmare on Elm Street. We watched it Christmas Eve night, and I remember being terrified and afraid to go to sleep that night because I was sure Freddy was …

Through the past few years, I have become vocal about my mental health struggles. My illness involves a deep, weird feeling in public. So, I pushed on with my internet ideas and jumped for it. I became reclusive and barely went outside. I was severely anti-social; I still kind of …

Andy Fickman’s (Heathers: the Musical) Don’t Turn Out the Lights is quite a romp for me that left me a little torn, But I managed the basic things. I call to come in with an open mind and judge from there. Once I did, I felt it a lot more. …