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Femme Filth Fest and Bloodletter Magazine have joined forces to present Taboo Film Night, a one-night showcase and party celebrating the freshest, most exciting new voices in feminist horror. The selection of films by women, trans, and nonbinary filmmakers that Read More …
It’s been a big week for Final Destination fans with the newest entry hitting theaters this weekend after almost 15 years! In case you missed it, I reviewed Final Destination Bloodlines a few days ago, and over on Daily Dead, Read More …
For 25 years, moviegoers have been traumatized by airplanes, log trucks, roller coasters, and more thanks to the Final Destination franchise. When I heard we were getting a 6th entry, Final Destination Bloodlines, I admit that I was skeptical about Read More …
As a millennial, I’ve spent the last several days obligatorily singing “It’s gonna be MAYYY” anytime someone or something brings up May. That said, given my reign as the Gastro Horror queen, I figured I should start doing a monthly Read More …
One of the first avenues that gave me an opportunity to discuss gastro horror at length was Salem Horror Fest. In 2020, when the pandemic was raging, I gave a virtual lecture on food in horror for the festival. Coincidentally, Read More …
Waiting for the 100 Horror Movies in 92 Days Challenge may seem daunting, but after last year’s fairly successful, quiet beta test, the Murder Mystery MAYhem Challenge is here to stay! I figured since it’s now going to be in Read More …
If you’ve followed me for any length of time on social media, you know I’m what I refer to as gastro horror obsessed. I hope to someday write a book on the topic. That said, I am constantly asked, “What Read More …
We’re only a few months away from my favorite time of year! That’s right, it’s time to head back to Cinema Summer Camp aka Chattanooga Film Festival in June! I thought it would be fun to round up some of Read More …
2023 seems to be the year for Frankenstein retellings and reimaginings. We had Birth/Rebirth, The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster, and we will even have another in early 2024 with Lisa Frankenstein. One stood above the crowd for me Read More …
With all that is happening in the world today, more and more people are looking towards cinema for a brief reprieve. Wonka is the perfect bit of escapism that audiences are looking for. It’s reminiscent of the family musicals made Read More …