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Number 1’s: Best Horror Locations
Mood plays a large part in just about every horror film and one of the best ways to set the perfect mood is with the perfect location. These are our picks for the best horror locations. Dan’s Pick –...
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Number 1’s: Creepy Horror Kids
What seems to be done to death these days in horror films is the trope of the creepy kid. Almost every single movie from Japan (and naturally, the US remakes) happen to have some kid that you’d...
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31 Days of Horror #1 – The Baby (1973)
Synopsis: Straight up, some dude crawls around acting like a baby for 90 minutes. Raise your hand if you want to watch a dude crawl around acting like a baby in a diaper. Did you raise your hand?...
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31 Days of Horror #2 – All Cheerleaders Die (2013)
Synopsis: After a fatal car crash, a group of high school cheerleaders are resurrected through witchcraft, but with some complications. Now, they have to manage their new hunger for human blood while...
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31 Days of Horror #3 – New Year’s Evil (1980)
Synopsis: Los Angeles television host Blaze gets harassing phone calls during a New Year’s Eve special, with the anonymous caller promising to kill one person every hour until midnight. There’s...
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Number 1’s – Best Horror Comedies
The horror genre isn’t all scares and blood splatter. There are plenty of movies that offer just as many laughs as they do frights. Here are our favorite horror comedies. What’s yours? Dan’s Pick –...
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31 Days of Horror #17 – The Exorcist (1973)
Synopsis: It’s that movie that your parents tell you is the scariest movie of all time, but you just humor them. Snarky synopsis aside, The Exorcist is an undisputed classic. Personally, while I can...
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The Boom Boom Girls of Wrestling – A Review
Making a film costs a lot, both literally and figuratively. It costs time, energy, stress, and, of course, some of that cold hard cash. When the cash isn’t there, yet the movie still gets made, the...
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31 Days of Horror: 2015 Edition
Hello All, If you’re a regular visitor to the site, you may have noticed that the past few months have been quite lacking in the content department. There’s a reasonable explanation for this: I got...
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31 Days of Horror #1: A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (1985)
PLOT: After the events of A Nightmare on Elm Street, a new family moves into Nancy Thompson’s house, and Freddy seeks his revenge by possessing the body of teen Jesse. I’ve seen the much-maligned...
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31 Days of Horror #5: Dark Night of the Scarecrow (1981)
PLOT: Someone or something is taking vengeance against a vigilante group that wrongfully killed an innocent man. This one was a nice surprise. I had actually never heard of it before until I found it...
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31 Days of Horror #16: Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)
PLOT: The Cenobites return for Kirsty after the head physician at the mental hospital she’s being held at summons them. You heard it here first: Hellbound: Hellraiser II is the most underrated horror...
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31 Days of Horror #3: The Invitation (2015)
PLOT: A man attends a dinner party hosted by his ex-wife and her new husband, and starts to suspect that they have sinister intentions for the evening. They’re your ex for a reason. That’s the old...
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31 Days of Horror #16: Vampyres (1974)
PLOT: A couple of lesbian vampires lure passersby back to their castle in the English countryside for sex and to feed their lust for blood. Sexy. Lesbian. Vampires. That’s really all this movie is...
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31 Days of Horror #28: The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
PLOT: An imprisoned Victor Frankenstein recounts his attempts to create life and how his creation became tragic. Now that I think of it, besides Young Frankenstein, this might be the first...
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31 Days of Horror #29: Frankenstein (1931)
PLOT: The classic Universal Pictures adaptation of Mary Shelley’s gothic horror novel. An obsessed scientist tries to create life and loses control of his creation. Some films are classic for a...
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31 Days of Horror #31: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)
PLOT: Mysterious murders are occurring in a small village and all signs point to the hypnotist Dr. Caligari and his somnambulist Cesare. Usually for these, I’d go into a breakdown of the gore, the...
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31 Days of Horror #4 – Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
PLOT: After the events of Friday the 13th, camp counselors from a neighboring camp are stalked by a masked assailant. I’ve never been a huge fan of the Jason Voorhees film series; as far as I’m...
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