What if the guy who finds the mermaid washed up onshore isn’t a hopeless romantic or a courageous prince? What if he’s just…some guy, living a...
Sympathy for Mr. Mayor. After concluding Pride month with discussions of Danny Boyle’s modern classic 28 Days Later (listen) and the Freddy-Krueger-for-kids villain in Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers:...
After kicking off Australian horror month with Greg McLean’s Wolf Creek (listen), Jenn and I have turned our attention to a crocodile-based creature feature. But rather than...
From the producers of 47 Meters Down and Fall, the creature feature Gator Creek is headed our way here in early 2025, and Vertigo Releasing has...
It’s been a while since we’ve gotten a tried and true, serious-in-tone creature feature, or at least one in which the creature in question is a...
Spare no expense! After closing out May with the first half of our dino double feature in Tammy and the T-Rex, we’re kicking off June (and concluding...
Original Creature Feature We’ve been making our way through March with a wild range of films. We began with Robert Wise’s iconic queer film The Haunting,...
Grabbers director Jon Wright is back with the creature feature Unwelcome (formerly The Little People), and Bloody Disgusting has an exclusive clip for you this week. This clip introduces the film’s tiny...
Ass Blasters After a month of divergent picks ranging from John Carpenter’s made-for-TV movie Someone’s Watching Me! to Clive Barker’s sprawling Nightbreed to Michele Soavi’s Italian...
Wake That Dick Up, Baby As February ends, so too does our birthday month! First we celebrated Joe’s birthday with an in-depth discussion on the troubled...
In a world with films like Pacific Rim and Warcraft, I don’t see why a live-action “Warhammer” film couldn’t become a reality one day. As one of the...
“My name is Juliet, and I survived the apocalypse. You think I’m lucky? You’re wrong.” Mathieu Turi‘s feature debut, the post-apocalyptic creature feature Hostile, may have...
Be afraid. Be very afraid. Who says all remakes are terrible? One only needs to look at David Cronenberg’s remake of 1958’s The Fly (itself a more faithful...
We’ve been supporters of American Murder Song, the latest project from Terrance Zdunich (Repo! The Genetic Opera) and Saar Hendelman (The Devil’s Carnival), for several months...
From 1949 to 1981, stop motion animator and visual effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen brought some of cinema’s most indelible creatures to life, inspiring a whole generation of...
Sandy Collora is a longtime special effects artist who helped create some of the more renowned and revered creatures in modern cinema. He produced and directed...
In case you didn’t know, creature features are sort of a passion of mine. Many times, creature features (or “natural horror films,” as the are also...
I could tell more than a few stories about my hometown of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Some good, some not-so-good, some laughably bad. Regardless, unless you like...
The following is a part of a series exploring Vincent Price films that have eluded me throughout the years. My goal is to see every horror...
For the most part I enjoy monster movies from the 50’s and 60’s. They have a fun camp value and nice charm to them. It’s fairly...
Stung is not a good movie, but that’s not the problem. The problem is that it’s trying to be. I would be able to forgive the movie...
Not one but two creature features came out this just past weekend: Zombeavers, about a bunch of zombified beavers attacking college kids on Spring Break, and Backcountry, about a camping couple being...
As a reviewer for this fine establishment, I get a lot of movies coming my way and of them the indie’s are generally my favorites. They...
I don’t ask for a lot when it comes to monster movies, and maybe this is a fault I have as a critic, But, fuck it....
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