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The Unnamed Footage Festival is heading into its 6th year! This edition of the film festival, UFF666 has a satanic twist as they plan to summon the devil amidst a marathon of found footage horror, faux documentary, and first-person POV Read More …
If you have been a reader, fan, or friend of mine, you know that gastro horror is pretty much my brand. I will watch anything and everything that involves food and horror. When I heard about The Menu, I was Read More …
Halloween may be over, but that doesn’t mean the love of horror movies ends here. Coming off the #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days Challenge, I’m back to work planning for the annual #HorrorMoviesForTheHolidays Challenge. Similar to the #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days Challenge, the #HorrorMoviesForTheHolidays Challenge will encourage Read More …
Anthology horror films are a tough nut to crack. Good ones can be really great and bad ones can be so rough. That being said, I’m a sucker for them! Anytime I hear about a new one it always goes Read More …
Horror fans are always looking for more platforms to get content from! Not too long ago Cinedigm put Bloody Disgusting in charge of curating their horror streaming platform Screambox. The result has been an updated subscription model that is ad-free Read More …
If you know me, you know I love a good folk horror film. When I read about Mother Superior I was definitely keen to see how it played out. As you’ll read below, there are things that worked for me Read More …
Y’all know I love a good film festival. Someday I hope I’ll be wealthy enough to travel to the major horror film fests. However, until then, I am happy to cover them remotely! This year is the first time I’ve Read More …
My Decades of Dread series has only a few more decades left to cover! This time we’re going forth into the 1990s! The 1990s is a decade I’m pretty familiar with in terms of horror. I don’t believe it gets Read More …
On my bookshelf sits a copy of My Best Friend’s Exorcism. I am ashamed to say I still haven’t read it. After what happened with The Black Phone, I think I may be glad about that. I was able to Read More …
Mental health is a popular story element within horror films currently. Some films do it better than others. Sadly, Smile uses too many tropes to convey the message effectively it’s trying to share. This is a shame because the film Read More …