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‘R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead’ Review – Tubi Original Is Prime Gateway Horror for Halloween
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‘On Gallows Hill’ Review – Indie Horror Film Tweaks The Vampire Rules [TADFF]
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Before Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy Was the Most Prolific Queer Serial Killer [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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The Rampant Sexuality of David Cronenberg’s ‘Shivers’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘Match’ Review – An Uneven Tubi Exploitation Thriller
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The Perils of Reviewing 1/3 of a Movie with ‘The Strangers: Chapter 1’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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Shoehorning a Legend into ‘The Conjuring Universe’ with ‘The Curse of La Llorona’ [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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In Its Finale, ‘Alien: Earth’ Creates a New World Order [Horror Queers Podcast]
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The Fowl Queerness of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The Birds’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘Curse of the Crying Woman’ – Bad La Llorona Adaptation, But a Great Time [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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‘Night of the Reaper’ Review – Shudder’s 1980s-Set Slasher Is Lean and Slick
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Mexican Film ‘The Crying Woman’ Tackled La Llorona in 1933 [Murder Made Fiction]
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‘Alien: Earth’ Returns to Neverland to Kill a Lost Boy [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘Fuck My Son!’ TIFF Review – X-Rated Exploitation Comedy Is Desperate to Offend
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‘Karmadonna’ TIFF Review – Directorial Debut from ‘A Serbian Film’ Writer Delivers Bloody Excess
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‘The Ugly’ TIFF Review – ‘Train to Busan’ Director’s Latest Investigates a 40 Year Old Murder
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‘At the Place of Ghosts’ TIFF Review – Indigenous Thriller Boasts Strong Visuals, But a Slight Narrative
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Celebrating 350 Episodes with ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘The Man In My Basement’ TIFF Review – Two Great Leads Anchor Taut Psychological Thriller
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Everyone’s Under “Observation” in Episode 4 of ‘Alien: Earth’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘The Conjuring 2’ Turns the Warrens into International Heroes [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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Tackling International True Crime in Enfield and the Galápagos [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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A Warning from ‘Serial Mom’: No White After Labor Day [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘Witchboard’ Is a Messy, Occasionally Fun Remake [Review]
