I’ve been a horror freak since I was a young lad. I’ve been intrigued with the genre for many reasons. I love things from gory slasher films (Friday the 13th), to torture porn (Hostel), to the boogeyman pics (Halloween), to zombie films (Dawn of the Dead), to sci-fi horror (Alien) …
Read More »Search Results for: texas chain saw massacre
Glenn Douglas Packard – Interview With The Man Behind ‘Pitchfork!’
One huge highlight of being a reviewer of horror films is that we get to chat with the directors and actors of some of our favorite horror movies. We get the chance to pick their brains and get the real scoop on the films that we love. This weekend, we talked with Glenn Douglas Packard, Director …
Read More »What’s New in Horror for April 2017
Alas, April seems like a bum month for big budget theatrical horror releases. But do not despair! Just because Hollywood is holding off on theater releases this month doesn’t mean that the indie filmmakers aren’t hooking us up. There’s also quite a few DVD, Blu-ray and VOD offerings to whet …
Read More »Top 7 Women Bloggers and Site Owners in Horror
[tps_header]Top 7 Women Bloggers and Site Owners in Horror [/tps_header] As you have most likely heard, it’s Women in Horror Month. We are going to celebrate all the women we love who bring so much to horror community. This time, I’m going to highlight some of my favorite women bloggers and …
Read More »Tales of Poe (2014) – Movie Review
When it comes to filmmaking, how does one do Edgar Allan Poe stories justice? Start by making your film an anthology and name it Tales of Poe. Gather up some amazing directors and writers such as Bart Mastrondi and Alan Roe Kelly – people who have the talent to take Poe’s work …
Read More »Top 10 Must-See Horror Movies of 2000
Following the success of ’90s horror, everyone wondered if the horror movie love would continue into the new millennium. While not every year doled out success after success, the year 2000 delivered at least ten great horror films, even if some of them are underrated. In this countdown, we will …
Read More »Ghostly Homages: “A Haunting in Salem” – Review
Theoretically speaking, there are limitless ways to tell a horror story. Still, in A Haunting In Salem, director Shane Van Dyke utilizes many of the ways horror fans are already familiar with. He probably thought most other ways would be rejected, which is understandable. Though the movie ostensibly involves a sad …
Read More »Bird Watching: 5 Iconic Images From Hitchcock’s “The Birds”
At my other, lesser known blog, I’ve discussed my favorite things about Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds, such as how it’s a love story yet brutal (they’ll peck your eyes out, kid!). It’s also amazing how the movie plays so well with such a minimalist soundtrack. Also, the birds can represent countless …
Read More »‘Beetlejuice’ is Still the Ghost With the Most 30 Years Later
Halloween will be here before we know it, which means soon enough I’ll be sorting through all my favorite horror and horror-related movies. Although Beetlejuice doesn’t fall under horror, it’s more of a fantasy based film with an abundance of horror elements, it’s one of my favorite ones to watch …
Read More »Slasher.com – Some First Dates Can Be Deadly
The “firsts” are always special experiences. A first kiss, first time riding a bike, and first dates are all things that are magical. For me, this was the first time having the opportunity to review a film that hasn’t even been released. So when I started Slasher.com, I prayed that it wouldn’t be a flop. …
Read More »