Every summer the Alamo Drafthouse holds “Jaws On the Water” events in Austin, Texas. At these one-of-a-kind screenings, attendees are invited to watch the greatest shark movie ever...
It takes a supreme amount of confidence for a movie studio to release a horror film in the middle of summer, a season typically reserved for...
Here’s a fun fact about movie critics: most of us don’t like to trash movies. We watch movies almost every day and we know how much...
On Independence Day, many Americans host barbecues or watch fireworks. I watch I Know What You Did Last Summer, the much-maligned Kevin Williamson-penned slasher film that tried...
Filmed in 2014 on a shoestring budget, The Unkindness of Ravens went into post-production in 2015 and raised money via a Kickstarter campaign to help put the finishing touches...
Can one write enough articles about John Carpenter’s masterpiece of a remake, The Thing? The correct answer is no. The Thing turns 35 today, so let’s celebrate (as if...
Three years ago, Ana Lily Amirpour burst onto the movie scene with her exceptional film debut A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, and Iranian vampire Western...
I’ve made my love of the Alamo Drafthouse and their special screenings fairly obvious in the past. For years they have found new and creative ways...
It is common knowledge now that Tobe Hooper’s Poltergeist, which celebrates its 35th anniversary today, almost single-handedly brought about the advent of the PG-13 rating. With the “help”...
On May 23, 1980, Stanley Kubrick’s seminal horror film The Shining was unleashed upon the world. Adapted from Stephen King’s classic 1977 novel of the same name, The Shining has...
Ask and you shall receive. When Prometheus was announced back in 2009, audience expectations were through the roof. The end result was an interesting but flawed film that...
Up-and-coming horror artist Marcela “The Exorstitch” Piñeda seems to be making a habit of holiday-related horror artwork. After her collection of Easter prints was released back...
Friday the 13th franchise has gone through quite a few changes since its inception almost 40 years ago. Jason Voorhees has been to Vancouver Manhattan, fought Freddy...
We’ve still got a few months before National Treat Yo Self Day (what? Parks and Recreation is awesome), but we’re all in luck because today is the second annual...
Anticipation for Andrés Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s iconic novel It is higher than ever, and in case you couldn’t tell we just love posting about it here on...
As much as it may hurt to admit it, horror remakes are one of the most profitable types of films for the genre (they’re not all...
Release date delays happen all the time, and they are usually associated with films that are not exactly the best the genre has to offer. Films...
Easter isn’t exactly a holiday that gets associated with the horror genre very often. With the exception of last year’s Holidays, in which Nicholas McCarthy gave us...
Many of you may not know this, but writing for Bloody-Disgusting is a second job for me. I write for the site in my spare time,...
The outstanding teaser trailer for Andrés Muschietti’s film adaptation of Stephen King’s It was released yesterday, and it would be an understatement to say that people were impressed....
Horror fans were enraged last week when it was announced that Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Dario Argento’s classic giallo film Suspiria would be lacking the signature color palette that...
Much fuss has been made about Daniel Espinosa’s Life in the past month or so. When the trailer was released, people criticized it of being an Alien ripoff. Last week,...
Depending on how much time you have, it’s not possible to cover every film at a film festival, which means that a potentially amazing film can...
One of the tricky things about being a film critic is that you have to train yourself to be as impartial as possible when reviewing a film....
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