From Silent to SOV and Gastro Horror In Between
Ever since Saw came out in 2004, I’ve always been a sucker for movies with traps and games. With films like the aforementioned Saw, the Cube series, and the first Escape Room, there is plenty to enjoy when discussing films Read More …
When the director of one of your favorite films of the year (The Night House) is an executive producer on a film that means you’re going to love it right? Well in the case of No One Gets Out Alive, Read More …
Thanks to Letterboxd’s Horrorville, last week I was given a really fantastic opportunity! I had the opportunity to chat with Bill Moseley about his latest film, Prisoners of the Ghostland! It also encouraged me to finally launch my YouTube channel Read More …
A story like that… A pain like that… That’s Candyman…” One of the most highly anticipated films of 2020 and now 2021 is Nia DaCosta’s Candyman. Due to COVID-19, the film was delayed 3 times. I am happy to report, Read More …
Getting married is always complicated. Family dynamics come into play and there is always some amount of stress. Ready or Not takes wedding day stress to a whole new level. Imagine joining a new family that has a dark past. Read More …
This review originally appeared on the now-defunct site, Ghastly Grinning. So, full disclosure before I start this review, I adore found footage movies (including hybrid ones). Not only that, I love horror movies that take place in the woods. There is Read More …
For horror fans my age, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and its sequels were more than likely your gateway into horror. So when it was announced that Guillermo del Toro was producing a movie inspired by the series Read More …
For the past year, the beginning of the month has meant a new entry in the Into the Dark series on Hulu. For those of you who are unfamiliar, Into the Dark is a horror anthology movie series is produced Read More …
This review originally appeared on the now-defunct site, Ghastly Grinning. Summer is coming to an end. That doesn’t mean we can’t have one more fun summer popcorn flick. The Meg is just such a movie. It’s a fun aquatic romp Read More …