Sean Byrne never does anything halfway. The visionary director excels at creating visceral nightmares that twist audience expectations through familiar terrain. His 2009 debut The Loved...
High school is hell, and navigating it is terrifying in and of itself, so it’s no surprise that it’s a frequent setting in horror. Even less...
Love is in the air this February, particularly regarding horror. The month is packed with theatrical darlings finding new homes on streaming, brand-new originals, and unearthed...
Ti West’s X introduced Pearl (Mia Goth), a woman driven mad by her lust and yearning for youth that her husband attempts to hide from his unexpected boarding...
There’s a lot to appreciate about a lean, mean horror movie that impresses in the way it sustains suspense or dread throughout without overstaying its welcome....
The summer movie season is officially here. Judging by the onslaught of new trailer drops for big releases that mark the return of the theatrical experience,...
Blood, Satan, the occult, fighting off zombies, social chaos, violence, death— on the surface, these descriptors sound like your average indicators of our favorite horror movies,...
P Plates, anyone? As August ends, so too does Femme Fatale Month. It’s been one Hell of a ride! Joe and I explored the themes of...
Butcher Block is a weekly series celebrating horror’s most extreme films and the minds behind them. Dedicated to graphic gore and splatter, each week will explore the dark,...
Horror has enough female victims. What about female villains? While there’s certainly a disparity in the number of male killers to female killers in the history...
Women tend to be the heroes in horror more often than not. The final girl that begins the story as meek and sweet, but emerges as...
One of the things we most enjoy about horror are the insanely memorable death scenes. Horror often introduces new ways to die that we hadn’t yet...
Navigating high school is terrifying in and of itself, so it’s no surprise that it’s a frequent setting in horror. The teen angst, the hormones, and...
Sometimes there’s nothing more horrifying than falling in love. While horror can show off the softer, sweeter aspects of relationships, like Spring, it knows how to...
Just last week, Abbie Stutzer wrote an amazing article for us titled Horror Was Giving Us Strong Female Characters Long Before Wonder Woman. And indeed the...
Way back in 2009, director Sean Byrne unleashed The Loved Ones, a tongue-in-cheek slasher that was smartly written and acted. Not to mention, it was pretty...
A loving family moving into a new home with a dark past may not seem like a very original idea for a modern horror movie, but...
A channel on YouTube called The Paramount Vault is uploading Paramount films that you can watch for free! Now, this would only be worthy of writing...
Every year, there are tons of horror films that either get a minuscule theatrical release or don’t get one at all and go straight to DVD....
As you can imagine, I watch a lot of horror movies, and having to choose my favorite films of the year was a righteous challenge. It’s...
The First Prize winner this week is erck1 (please DM me your US mailing address to receive your Deadly Predators Prize Pack that includes a Jersey...
Sean Byrne’s Aussie thriller The Loved Ones (reviewed here) was released by Paramount Insurge in limited theaters on June 1st with a last minute switch to...
Sean Byrne’s Aussie thriller The Loved Ones (reviewed here) was released by Paramount Insurge in limited theaters on June 1st. The release didn’t go down all...
Now in limited theaters via Paramount Insurge and Tugg is Sean Byrne’s 2009 Australian horror thriller The Loved Ones, which is being projected digitally with 9...
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