After the success of An American Werewolf in London, John Landis literally decided to film what he wanted to call A French Vampire in America but its famously known as Innocent Blood. He could have maybe went for Jamaican Zombie in Japan, just a whole franchise of putting the Universal Monsters in unfamiliar places. The […]
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At it’s core, body horror is about the loss of control. It comes in all forms and severities, and it reminds us of how helpless we truly are. And whenever we get a new addition to the body horror subgenre, it’s often a film worth seeing for one reason or another. Whether that be the
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We are almost at the end of our series and I hate to say it but Tremors 6: A Cold Day in Hell doesn’t get any better. This time Graboids and their kin invade the arctic. Burt and son are called to action and Burt finds himself fatally poisoned from Graboids. So they have to
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We were graced with two arachnid horror movies this year and both had similar settings taking place in apartment buildings. It’s hard to say which one is better Infested or Sting as both stand out on their own and are both fun to watch. Unless you are an arachnophobe, either one you won’t have a
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Found footage films are a dime a dozen – they’re readily available, have a very familiar flavor, and are easy to miss. But once in a while, a gem does come across your radar that you can’t help but sing the praises for. This week we are taking a look at the brand new film
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For those who thought Saltburn was shocking. there was a movie that came out before that saying hold my beer. Society makes that film look like ants in a picnic. The story in this one is about a young man named Billy Warlock(how’s that for a name) who feels very different than his family and
A film known as The Breach(2022) came up in my recommendations as it was described as being Lovecraftian. After viewing it, that is a very accurate description of this film. Also Slash from Gun of Roses is involved in it with being a producer and supplying the soundtrack, so that makes it even more cooler.
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Twenty years after it’s initial release, “August Underground’s Mordum” – the second film in director Fred Vogel’s notorious franchise – is given the ultimate refresh and collector’s edition release that fans have been clamoring for. The original ‘AU’ was dubbed as one of the gnarliest, most invasive horror films of all time. A few years
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Talk about a horror movie that was both underrated and underappreciated. Feast(2005) doesn’t waste time getting started and keeps everything turned up to 11. The movie is set in a bar whose patrons are thrown into a battle for their lives during a viscous assault from monsters. We get an introduction to our colorful cast
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