From Silent to SOV and Gastro Horror In Between
Remember how excited I was for Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City? I was equally excited to return to the world of Raccoon City for Zach Cregger’s take on the Resident Evil franchise. Was I sad that Johannes Roberts never Read More …
Folk Horror and Creature Features are both sub-genres of horror I really enjoy. When I first saw the trailer for Gator Face, I was intrigued because it seemed to mix these sub-genres with a Slasher film. Based on the trailer, Read More …
It’s time for another highlights post! I combined Weeks 5 and 6 because I didn’t get to watch a ton in those weeks. Not only that, but I struck out on more watches than I’d have liked. That said, there Read More …
2026 may almost be over, but there are still a few film festivals left this year, including Fantastic Fest! Over the last few years, they’ve had some fun gastro offerings! Last year, Dinner to Die For was one of my Read More …
We’re already 1/3 done with the 100 Horror Movies in 92 Days challenge! Can you believe it? Where did August go?! I was concerned about Week 4 getting off to a slow start, but I did end up finding some Read More …
Happy Almost-Fall Season! The lead-up to Halloween is always a great time of year! Not only is fall almost upon us, but we get a lot more horror releases on streaming! We have some of the usual suspects hitting new Read More …
It’s that time again! We’re now 3 weeks down and well into our 4th week of the 100 Horror Movies in 92 Days Challenge! How has it already been almost a month? On top of that, we have our first Read More …
Blood Shine is one of those films that was immediately added to my watchlist when I heard about it. Not only is it folk horror (which I love), but it was produced by one of my favorite production companies, Paper Read More …
This year’s challenge seems to be flying by quicker than I expected! It’s wild to me that Week 2 is already over and we’re already 3 days into Week 3! Week 2 delivered fewer favorites, sadly, but there were a Read More …
Horror comedy isn’t easy to make. Too often, films will lean too hard to one side, making the other feel out of place. If it’s too scary, the humor doesn’t always feel appropriate, and if it’s too funny, the scares Read More …