“Write what you know” might just be the oldest adage in the business, and that’s probably why meta horror narratives are so popular among genre fans....
It’s impossible to quantify the influence that James Cameron’s Aliens had on the gaming industry. From inspiring enemies in everything from Ecco the Dolphin to Contra...
From Counter-Strike to Cry of Fear, some of the most innovative gaming experiences out there have their origins in the video game modding scene. After all,...
We’re all aware of how video games have evolved over the years, but not very many gamers discuss how our expectations surrounding them have changed as...
Old-fashioned television programming still exists in many places throughout the world, but I think it’s safe to say that most internet users find the idea of...
Any seasoned horror fan has seen their share of possession films. From The Exorcist (1973) to The Conjuring (2013), the genre has produced countless iterations of...
Constant Readers are a bit divided on the subject of Holly Gibney. Some love the intrepid private investigator and her evolving confidence through horrific adventures while...
For as much as people like to poke fun at kid-oriented genre productions these days, the fact is that there has never been a better time...
The Ringu franchise has a much more convoluted history than most people realize, with Koji Suzuki’s original novel actually being part of a genre-bending trilogy that...
From The Editor to Knife+Heart (not to mention the Suspiria remake), I think it’s clear that we’re in the middle of a Giallo renaissance. This colorful...
Have you watched the Suspiria remake on Amazon? Do you have really strong opinions about its value compared to the original? PERFECT, then there will be...
In Bloody Disgusting’s Days Gone review, find out why an uninspired post-apocalypse makes for an uneven slog, but the hordes decimate your boredom. Infected and undead...
Red Candle Games follows up its modern classic horror game Detention with another great entry into the genre. Find out why we have an early Horror...
It seems like just yesterday that Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later (seriously, that’s the whole title; I’m legally obligated to write all of it) was released....
Though it hasn’t happened too often in the past 25 years of its run, it’s always a pleasant surprise to see a highly anticipated horror flick...
The Film Blood Beat is a perplexing oddity that has managed to crawl out of the foggy ether of 1983, aided in its journey by the demented...
You may have heard of Icelandic director Erlingur Thoroddsen thanks to his feature-length debut Child Eater (see Daniel Kurland’s review), which made the rounds last year at a...
As hardcore horror fans, sometimes it feels like you’ve seen it all. There are no surprises left to discover, no classic slasher film waiting around the...
“Before you die, you see…The Ring!” Long black hair. Pale white skin. CREEPY. ASS. GHOST. GIRL. CAGG for short. These words could describe numerous entries into...
I’ve thought long and hard about what exactly Tommy Faircloth’s Family Possessions reminded me of and I could quite put my finger on it until now....
The Night of the Virgin (or La Noche del Virgen) is certainly what one would call an extreme horror film. From shortly into its running time...
I don’t know about horror fandom as a whole, but I love film-centric documentaries. I’m not just talking retrospective featurettes and interview segments on home video...
Ambition is an important quality for filmmakers to have. I’ll take an ambitious film like Chicago Rot over one that is coasting almost every time out,...
Those who have said that horror as a genre is dead obviously never realized just how overlooked the genre was back in the 90s. Weak box...
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