In the grand scheme of video game adaptations, the hit/miss ratio is pretty significantly skewed towards the latter. Mileage may vary based on how beloved the...
Fandom has a range of connotations. Fans can be obsessive, passionate, and sometimes even scary in their enthusiasm for the object of their affection. The level...
Ally McBeal In The Woods / The Worst TV Slasher EVER For the last few weeks, Trace and I have covered controversial and widely-maligned slasher sequel Seed...
After a long 27 yearlong absence, the Krites are back on the big screen for Critters Attack! The new film, written by Scott Lobdell and directed...
Maple Syrup Massacre is a new monthly series where Bloody Disgusting dissects the themes, conventions and contributions of new and classic Canadian horror films. Spoilers follow… As a nation,...
Cum on Trace Following two weeks of high profile franchise entries in the form of the first Final Destination and the fifth Child’s Play film, Seed...
Cum on Tilly After a cross-continental foreign film extravaganza, the Horror Queers kicked off the Summer of Franchises last week with an examination of the original...
The Horror Queers have spent the last several weeks checking out foreign horror films from France (controversial New French Extremity entry, Calvaire), Canada (Cronenberg classic, The...
The Horror Queers have spent the last several weeks checking out foreign horror films from Japan (the 2014 video game adaptation, Fatal Frame), France (controversial 2004...
Brains! Melons! Rupert Everett! Oh My! The last few weeks on the Horror Queers Podcast we’ve questioned the sheer ineptitude of slasher musical Stage Fright, explored the sibling relationship...
In the small town of Big River, a high school band girl named Carolyn Harper (Raven Whitley) makes out with football star Andy Kitzmiller (Ty Olwin)....
Is this a secret Psycho 3 Episode? The last few weeks on the Horror Queers Podcast we’ve drooled over Delphine Seyrig’s fierce queer vampire in Daughters of Darkness,...
Trace and I are repeatedly asked to address A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge on the Horror Queers podcast, despite covering it six months ago in our written...
Delphine Seyrig Stans The last few weeks on the Horror Queers Podcast have resulted in plenty of racy discussion and hilarious shenanigans. We’ve defended the underrated 1999 supernatural...
It’s impressive how much tightening of the screws Santa Clarita Diet can pull off without losing its sense of humour. The Netflix comedy horror, which returns...
Gay Cannibal B’n’B. The last few weeks on the Horror Queers Podcast have resulted in plenty of great discussions and hilarious shenanigans. We’ve discussed the toxic friendship at...
The horror genre is nothing if not cyclical. Horror films are frequently picked apart and reassembled again in new packaging for new audiences. Sometimes this results...
The horror genre is nothing if not cyclical. Horror films are frequently picked apart and reassembled again in new packaging for new audiences. Sometimes this results...
Stephen King remains as prescient a cultural force in 2019 as he was back in the 80s when a substantial body of his work was adapted...
Each month in Horror Queers, Joe and Trace tackle a horror film with LGBTQ+ themes, a high camp quotient or both. For lifelong queer horror fans...
The last few weeks of Horror Queers Podcast (we launched back in mid-January) have resulted in plenty of great discussion and hilarious shenanigans. In the last few weeks, we’ve...
Released in 800 theatres with minimal marketing, writer/director Darren Stein’s satirical black comedy Jawbreaker made its debut on Feb 19, 1999. Apparently, Columbia/Tri-Star never intended for...
Back in 2017, Blumhouse released a Groundhog’s Day take on the slasher genre. Happy Death Day was unexpectedly funny, smart and boasted some fun PG-13 kills....
The horror genre is nothing if not cyclical. Horror films are frequently picked apart and reassembled again in new packaging for new audiences. Sometimes this results...
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