Horror Editorials
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‘Orca: The Killer Whale’ – One of the Few ‘Jaws’ Knockoffs That Stands On Its Own
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Sweet Suffering: A Definitive Ranking of All Ten ‘Hellraiser’ Films!
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Losing Hope: Re-Evaluating the Shocking Ending of ‘The Mist’ 15 Years Later
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The “Solar Opposites Halloween Special” Brings Back John Kassir as the Cryptkeeper!
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‘Halloween Ends’: My Hopes & Fears for the Franchise’s Finale
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‘Frighten Barbara to Death’ – A Classic Filipino Ghost Story [Horrors Elsewhere]
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‘Hellraiser’ – The Alternate Casting Choices That Would’ve Changed Clive Barker’s Original Movie
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Christopher Pike’s ‘The Midnight Club’ – Why It’s Such a Unique Story of Young Death [Buried in a Book]
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‘The Birds II: Land’s End’ – Showtime’s Misguided Attempt at a Hitchcock Sequel [TV Terrors]
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‘The Black Phone’, ‘Summer of 84’ and a Deep Fear of Abduction [Double Trouble]
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‘Smile’ and 10 Other Horror Movies Based on Short Films
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‘Goodnight Mommy’ – The Kind of Remake That Gives Remakes a Bad Name [Revenge of the Remakes]
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Childcare Scares: 5 Tales of Babysitter Horror from TV Anthologies [Series of Frights]
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Ti West and More Directed Segments for a ‘Conjuring’ Spin-Off Project You Probably Haven’t Seen
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‘The Werewolf of Fever Swamp’ – One of the Best ‘Goosebumps’ Stories on Page and Screen [Viewer Beware]
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Freaks and Geeks: ‘Wolf Girl’ Asks What It Means to Be Human [Horrors Elsewhere]
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Stephen King’s “The Raft” and the Death of Summer
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‘Fright Time’ – ’90s Horror Anthology Books Deliver Scary Fun for Kids [Buried in a Book]
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“Just Don’t Look”: Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’, “Treehouse of Horror” and Fandom in the Internet Age
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“The Munsters” – Six Classic Monsters That Appeared in the Original Series and Movies
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Death in Living Color: Rediscovering Lost Classics ‘Doctor X’ and ‘Mystery of the Wax Museum’
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‘Slay the Princess’ Demo Review – An Intriguing Blend of Horror and Humor
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‘George A. Romero’s Goosebumps’ – Unearthing the Kid-Friendly Horror Movie Romero Almost Made [Exclusive]
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No Place Like Home: The Cinematic Parallels of ‘Pearl’ and ‘The Wizard of Oz’