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Scythe and the Stupid Man in Jean Rollin’s ‘Fascination’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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The Thrilling Shark Attack in Period Adventure Film ‘Kon-Tiki’ [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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‘Great White Waters’ Review – ‘Sharknado’ Director’s Latest Pits Drug Dealers vs. Sharks
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Screen Life Film ‘The Amityville Exorcist’ Needs More Pazuzu [The Amityville IP]
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One Night Stand Becomes a Dangerous Obsession in ‘Pretty Thing’ Starring Alicia Silverstone [Review]
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The Queer Coded Villain in ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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The Horror Gets Personal in the Back Half of ‘Dr. Death’ [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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Lifetime’s ‘The Boy Who Vanished’ Balances Heart and Mystery [Review]
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Teen-Made ‘Amityville Void’ Mixes ‘Blair Witch’ and ‘Ghost Hunters’ [The Amityville IP]
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Jim Carrey Delivers a Joy(gasm) in Schumacher’s Campy ‘Batman Forever’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘Dr. Death’ Asks If Christopher Duntsch Is a Bad Surgeon Or a Sadist [Murder Made Fiction]
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“The Most Documented Exorcism in U.S. History”: Resurrecting the Real Story Behind ‘The Ritual’
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Mixing Body Parts in Frank Henenlotter’s ‘Frankenhooker’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘The Countess’ Removes the Sensationalism from Countess Bathory’s Story [Murder Made Fiction]
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The “Franchise” Goes Western with ‘Once Upon a Time in Amityville’ [The Amityville IP]
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The Moody Vibes of Vampire Western ‘A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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Hammer Horror Meets True Crime in 1971’s ‘Countess Dracula’ [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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Director Haylie Duff’s ‘I Am Your Biggest Fan’ Is a Predictable But Watchable Kidnapping Thriller [Review]
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Mother Nature Strikes Back in ‘The Feast’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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Debating What Makes An Amityville Film [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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Sequel ‘Amityville VR’ Expands Upon the World of ‘Amityville AI’ [The Amityville IP]
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‘Amityville: The Awakening’ Tips Its Hat to Its Amityville Origins [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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The Teenage Desires Driving John Carpenter’s ‘Christine’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘The Shrouds’ Review – David Cronenberg Plays His Greatest Hits
