Exclusive Interview – WitchDoctor Scribe Brandon Seifert
When we heard that Robert Kirkman’s Skybound label was about to release a new horror comic that fused science and the supernatural we decided to
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Review – Stephen King’s Full Dark, No Stars
Often things will enter a person’s life either exactly when they need it or exactly when it’s capable of taking on another meaning, one so
Review – Stakeland
Jim Mickle’s Stake Land ( available now on VOD) proves two things: 1. Successful horror movies not only realize their own limitations, but are able
Review – Fright Night (2011)
I am admittedly not the biggest advocate of remakes, even though there have been many that I have enjoyed. I have always felt that there
Review – Grave Encounters
The “found footage” approach to horror filmmaking, for better or for worse, has created a new subcategory in the horror genre. We’ve seen witches, ghosts,
Review – The Bleeding House
The Bleeding House might easily fall prey to the big Hollywood remake machine. it’s infuriating to think that it might… But it’s easy to see
Review – Super 8
There are movies that speak to you. Movies that not only take you to new places, but allow you to revisit those from your past
Review – Priest
Do you remember when there were scary vampires? I mean don’t get me wrong the amount of product in Robert Pattinson hair is very fear
Review – We are the Night
I was going to start this review out with a little dissertation on how women are crazy even when they are undead… and then I
Review – John Carpenter’s The Ward
I love Carpenter’s early body of work. the Thing actually stands as one of my favorite horror films of all time. I love the sense