Halloween (1978) Remains the Quintessential King
Halloween (1978) Remains the Quintessential King By horror author Eric Woods | Guest Editorial Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode in Halloween (1978). At what...
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Road Games starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Stacy Keach on blu-ray™ November 12
Scream Factory will release Road Games on Blu-ray™ on November 12, and riding shotgun is a host of new bonus features, including a new interview, audio commentary,...
Stream John Carpenter’s HALLOWEEN for free!
Exactly what it says! The good folks at Shudder are giving the masses 24 straight hours of John Carpenter’s classic Halloween for FREE! For those...
What Stopped Halloween 2018 From Being Great
What Stopped Halloween 2018 From Being Great? I always feel a weird sense of self betrayal when I find myself apologizing for a movie’s faults....
HALLOWEEN TAKES SHAPE: THE EVOLUTION OF MICHAEL MYERS
With the upcoming release of the new Halloween, halloweencostumes.com gives a nice little breakdown on the evolution of one of our favorite holiday stalkers, Michael Myers....
Need to brush up on your Halloween franchise continuity?
With Blumhouse’s Halloween now just a few shot weeks away, maybe its time to revisit the series that calls Haddonfield home as ew try to...
Exclusive Interview – Horrorfix Celebrates Halloween’s 40th with PJ Soles!
Celebrating Halloween’s 40th anniversary, and, in anticipation of Blumhouse’s franchise revival, Horror-fix managed to catch up with the original Halloween’s P.J. Soles at this year’s...
The Halloween Trailer is HERE and its DAMN GOOD!!!
Admittedly, like most horror fans, I have reservations about classics being revisited. I have reservations about revisionist history when it comes to those classics. This...
Top 10 Women in Horror Hall of Fame!
With March being Women History Month, we at HorrorFix decided to do a Top 10 list of women in horror. This won’t be a “who’s...
Review – Blood Punch (2015)
Don’t let the title fool you! This is anything but a horror flick full of senseless gore and violence. Don’t worry, though, there is plenty...