For whatever reason, horror movies and creepy kids seems to go together like cookies and cream, Cheech & Chong, and Freebie and the Bean. Over the years, we’ve been witness to enough unsettling tykes to fill what […]

With the Kraken soon to be released once more in theaters everywhere thanks to the imminent remake of Clash of the Titans, it’s high time I took a long, hard look at the many awe-inspiring behemoths that have […]

It’s actually pretty amazing just how many horror films focus on inbreeding. You don’t truly realize it until you sit down and try to tally them all. Apparently, there is much horror to be found in the illicit, […]

It’s something we intuitively feel anyway, but it’s very much worth pointing out that horror and rock music both have a lot in common. They seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly–at least over the […]

It’s a sad, sad fact, but we all know it. The Academy has no love for genre films. When it comes to the Oscars, you’re far more likely to win an acting award for playing a blind dude with no feet, or a lesbian […]

What happens when you combine horror and science-fiction–those two vaunted pillars of genre entertainment? You wind up with some of the most fascinating, challenging, and downright kick-ass pieces of cinematic […]

This was a tough one, I’ll admit it. When Mr. Disgusting came to me with the assignment, I thought to myself, “Feel-good horror movies? Isn’t that an oxymoron?” However, with a little effort, I was able to come up […]

With the heavily hyped and much-anticipated “re-imagining” of Friday the 13th now within sight, Brad asked yours truly to compile the definitive list of the most memorable and psychotic killers to ever hack and […]

By popular demand, I bring you the most requested list since I started doing these things for BD almost a year ago. We all love a good creative kill, and these are–in my opinion–the best of the best. I include […]

Last week, fans of obscure TV movies and Larry “Dr. Giggles” Drake were elated by the release of Dark Night of the Scarecrow on DVD (and Blu-Ray) for the very first time. It was definitely one of the finest horror […]

The success, both critical and commercial, of Hellboy II: The Golden Army may be a little overshadowed by other more prominent comic book properties like Iron Man and The Dark Knight this summer, but it definitely […]

By now many of us have had the chance to check out M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening, and most are in agreement that it is a far cry from earlier horror gems like The Sixth Sense. So far, in fact, that it is […]

In honor of the resounding success of the supposedly “inspired by true events” home invasion pic The Strangers, let’s take a look at some of the most memorable horror movies ever based–whether dubiously or […]

Ever since Bela Lugosi first donned the cape in 1931, vampire films have been drenched in sexuality. So it’s no wonder that the screen has had more than its fair share of smokin’ female nosferatu. Let the ladies […]

So this past weekend brings us Jenna Jameson in ZOMBIE STRIPPERS. Seems like a rather bizarre way for a ghoul to make a living. Yet, over the years, the undead have undertaken a surprising number of varied jobs. […]

When it comes to the whole gimmick of “holiday horror”, it’s really hit and miss. Mostly miss. Let’s face it–Halloween and Friday the 13th got it right, but outside of those classics, it’s quite a dismal little […]

Most people get a little nervous when they have to go to the doctor–but horror fans have more reason than anyone else. With the release of Pathology – a film about demented med students–coming up next month, I […]

We’ve all had that experience of watching a horror movie and yelling, “No, you idiot!” -or at least thinking it. Perhaps no other genre is populated by so many boneheaded characters, committing acts of colossal […]

Many of you may not be aware of this–hell, I wasn’t until I stumbled across it on Amazon–but St. Clair Entertainment is putting out a 3-disc set on Tuesday entitled The Best of Bela Lugosi. But before all you […]

With George Romero’s fifth Dead flick on the horizon, it seems like everyone’s got zombies on the brain more than ever. Just when we thought the sub-genre was buried six feet under, along comes Uncle George to […]