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The Horror of Crimson Peak [Review]
Once isolated at the snowy manor, Edith begins to see that her marriage to Thomas holds more mysteries than she might ever have thought.
Spend Some Quality Time with Nana and Pop Pop with THE VISIT (or, really, don’t)
M. Night Shyamalan is a fairly polarizing filmmaker. After the groundbreaking twist ending to his 1999 film The Sixth Sense, his films have nearly all tried to recreate the shocking finale that made him famous, […]
LEGION: Flesh Eating Demon Grannies and Other Fun Party Tricks for the Apocalypse [Review]
So JARVIS shows up at a desert diner populated by Private Practice’s Addison, Supernatural’s Jessica Moore, NCIS: New Orlean’s LaSalle, Roc, Remy McSwain, and more. Waiting for the punchline? Well, keep waiting. This diner is […]
“The New Neighbor” and the Perils of Crowdfunding
It is with great regret we report to you that The New Neighbor, a horror film that had been funded via two separate Kickstarter campaigns and helmed by former horror blogger Brandon Sites, is panning […]
CONSTANTINE on NBC: Why Aren’t You Watching?
Whispers of a major television series based on the Hellblazer comics hit the web fairly early on in the series’ development and set hopes high for an adaptation loyal to the source material. The comic’s […]
Nationalizing Horror with ‘Nightmares in Red, White, and Blue’ [REVIEW]
There are many kinds of horror fans: there are those who are in it for the gore and violence, those who are in it for the all too often flashes of bare skin, and even […]
Do You Want to Know the Secrets of THE PACT? [2012] Probably Not.
The Pact begins much the same as many haunted house films fraught with family secrets: the matriarch of the family is dead and the younger generation, now scattered to the four winds, must return home […]