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‘Cam’ is a Surreal Commentary on Social Media Platforms
When Alice is Lola, she’s fearless – normally a shy girl-next-door type, when taking on her cam girl persona, it’s like she finally becomes the cute and giggly confident little queen she al...
The ‘House of Sweat and Tears’ and Not Much Else
The leader of a violent and strictly loyal cult, “She” rules her flock with an iron fist. No one would dare stray from the path of pain, for only through purity and self-punishment can one co...
Bloody ‘The Night Comes For Us’ is One of the Most Electrifying Action Movies In Years
It comes as no surprise that the latest effort from Timo Tjahjanto is yet another bare-knuckle brawl masterpiece. The man who brought us such gems as Killers, Headshot, and the V/H/S/2 segment �...
‘Bloodline’ is a Blood-soaked Homage to De Palma
Evan (Seann William Scott) is your typical family man – devoted father, loving husband, hard worker, and occasional murderer of bad parents. A high school guidance counselor, his affection for ...
The Characters and Storylines That’ll Expand the Franchise in “The Purge” TV Series
Do you support your local Purge? Are you a real patriotic American? Are you in favor of all the good that The Purge does? These are the questions your hometown politician will be asking, so make ...
‘The Witch Part 1: The Subversion’ Review – A Glorious Throwback to the Telekinetic Witch!
An elegant woman dressed entirely in black slowly saunters into a blood-streaked room, her tall heels clicking the path to destruction every step of the way. She bends down, picks up a small tedd...
‘Rokuroku: The Promise of the Witch’ is a Delightful Return to Goofy Genre Film
If Sam Raimi and Yoshihiro Nishimura were to have a cursed Wiccan baby, it might look something like Yudai Yamaguchi’s Rokuroku: The Promise of the Witch. This should make sense to those famili...
‘Tales from the Hood 2’ is the Timely Horror Anthology We Need Right Now
Rusty Cundieff is back, and he means business. In 1995, writer/director Cundieff unleashed upon the world a powerful and provocative horror anthology film called Tales From the Hood, which serves...
‘The Witch in the Window’ is One of the Most Exciting Horror Movies of the Year
If people are like houses, then a haunted estate is merely a person who has yet to deal with the ghost that dwells inside them. Whether it be the loss of a loved one, the redundantly toxic patter...
Comely ‘Cold Skin’ Swims in Shallow Waters
Xavier Gens first caught my eye back in 2012 with his ABCs of Death segment “X is for XXL” – a surprisingly poignant commentary on skewed societal norms and the way in which the pressure to...
‘Under the Silver Lake’ is an Ambitious Look at the Lack of Mystery in Modern Times
If you were to take one part Coen Brothers, two parts Robert Altman, add one part Paul Thomas Anderson, sprinkle in a touch of old Hollywood Humphrey Bogart, and mix it all together with a dash o...
10 Terrific A24 Titles to Watch Before ‘Hereditary’!
A24 has come to be a household name that you can trust. Whether it be The Florida Project, First Reformed, American Honey, 20th Century Women, or Moonlight, if you’re a fan of indie genre film ...
All Hail These 10 Satanic Movies!
Everyone has sinister fantasies. Quiet secrets and inner desires of being a witch, casting spells – there’s a little devil in us all. We all crave power, covet things we shouldn’t want, and...
The Official Las Vegas ‘Saw’ Escape Room
Just when you thought James Wan and Leigh Whannell’s wildly powerful Saw universe couldn’t grow any larger, a new show-stopping event steps up to bat – The Official Saw Escape Room in Las V...
“Ash vs Evil Dead”: New Blood, Giant Deadites, and Ending the Prophecy
Warning: many spoilers follow. “We’ve got a shotgun, a chainsaw, a book, and a car – not much else we need to tell Ash’s story,” Bruce Campbell pauses and smiles, proud, as he should be...
8 Essential Upcoming Genre Movies Directed By Women
As both a woman and a longtime horror fan, I can’t help but notice a trend in filmmaking – primarily men direct genre movies. Now, advancements have certainly been made, with delightful littl...
Director Adam Robitel on ‘Insidious: The Last Key’ and Joining the World of James Wan
It’s no easy feat fitting in with the world of James Wan and Leigh Whannell. Two men who have become masters at their genre have only ever relied on each other when it comes to getting the job ...
‘Insidious: The Last Key’s’ Leigh Whannell Talks Crafting Horror Franchises!
Leigh Whannell has been changing the game ever since he walked on the scene in 2003. The creator of both the Saw series and the Insidious franchise, it seems that whenever the man puts pen to pap...
Unlocking New Potential In ‘Insidious: The Last Key’ with Lin Shaye
Anyone who is proud to call his or herself has undoubtedly heard of Lin Shaye – she’s one of our queens. My earliest memory of her is as Nancy’s school teacher in Wes Craven’s A Nightmare...
‘Insidious: The Last Key’ is the Franchise’s Best Film Since the Original
There’s no evil spirit that demonologist Elise Rainier can’t conquer. Be they dark entities which seek possession, atrophied souls clinging to the realm of the living, or grin-ingrained ghost...
The Best Horror Movies You Should Be Streaming On Halloween
The annual holy day is upon us, and you know what that means – binging lots and lots of horror movies. With so many dozens of different channels and physical media and streaming services out th...
‘The Snowman’ Melts Under the Heat of its Own Trash Fire
It takes a special kind of movie to make Michael Fassbender look like a bad actor, but somehow, The Snowman accomplishes that feat. Perhaps one of the greatest working actors of our generation, F...
‘Happy Death Day’ is a Sweet Little ‘Groundhog Day’ Slasher
Tree Gelbman (Jessica Rothe) has never been the sweetest girl in school. After losing her mom three years prior, Tree retreated back into more surfaced territory, submerging herself in the shallo...
‘Haunters: Art of the Scare’ is a Fascinating Descent into World of Horror-themed Attractions
Spooky stories about goblins and ghosts have existed for as long as mankind has been able to gather ‘round a campfire and tell tall tales about what lies hidden in the shadows at night, but hor...
Netflix’s ‘1922’ Oozes with Old TV Movie Nostalgia
In 1922, Wilfred James (Thomas Jane) murdered his wife (Molly Parker). The mother of his only son, Henry (Dylan Schmid), his wife Arlette didn’t necessarily have it coming, per say, she just go...
Barbara Crampton Deserves Better Than ‘Applecart’ (‘Dead Night’)
Applecart is one of those movies that by all means seems like it would be a success. Conjuring-universe veteran Joseph Bishara composed the score for the film, first-time writer/director Brad Bar...
‘Brawl in Cell Block 99’ Unleashes the Glorious Ultra-Violence!
Sometimes the most dangerous man in the room is the one with a moral compass. All Bradley Thomas wanted to do was to maintain his job as an auto mechanic, come home to his loving wife, and find t...
Why You Should Spend This Weekend at Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights!
On Friday, September 15th, I was fortunate enough to attend Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights on behalf of Bloody Disgusting in Los Angeles, California. During my visit, I witnessed a Stephen...
‘Mohawk’ Proves Man is the Most Dangerous Monster
Man is the most dangerous monster. Demons possess and trick their hosts into committing stigmata upon themselves, vampires suck their victims dry and pick their teeth clean with their bones, and ...
‘Victor Crowley’ is the Gory Slasher Film You’re Craving!
It’s been a long time since the Bayou Butcher slugged his hatchet through the marshes of this spooky Louisiana territory, but make no mistake – this is his swamp, and if you listen real hard,...
Tommy Wirkola Describes ‘What Happened To Monday’ as a 1990s Paul Verhoeven Movie!
Tommy Wirkola, the man who brought us such genre gems as Dead Snow and Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, is back with a brand new Netflix sci-fi thriller called What Happened to Monday, starring ...
Tommy Wirkola’s “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” TV Spinoff to Have New Creatures and Cast (Exclusive)
Aside from his latest film What Happened to Monday hitting Netflix today, Dead Snow director Tommy Wirkola says he’s been busy the past six months working on a variety of projects – mainly, p...
‘Friendly Beast’ is an Unnerving Look at Male Inadequacy
There is something utterly terrifying about a small-minded man with an inferiority complex. You never know what he might do next. That is, you never know what he might do next until that one drea...
‘Dead Shack’ is the Sweetest Little Zombie Movie
A beaten and bloodied man stumbles out of a shack in the middle of the woods just before dawn. Limping, he stumbles into the truck out front and locks himself inside. Suddenly, a terrifying facel...
Bill Skarsgard Tells Us Why His Pennywise Will Scare the Hell Out of You!
“I watched the miniseries,” recalls actor Bill Skarsgard about the original 1990 It adaptation. “I did it during the casting process before I booked the job, but I watched the whole thing, ...
We Visited the ‘IT’ Set and Battled Pennywise with the Losers Club!
In the dark dreary depths of the fictional city of Derry, Maine, down in the infested sewers of this small town sanctuary, resides a wicked ancestral being, on the prowl for blood, and hungry for...
‘Lowlife’ is Gripping, Calculated, and Hugely Impactful
The people call him a hero – El Monstruo, masked avenger, son of El Monstruo, renowned defender, and proud luchador. The legend of his legacy extends back for centuries. They say if you pray to...
Limbs Fly in Ultra-violent, Vixen-led ‘The Villainess’!
This is how all love stories should end – not with a whimper, but with a sword fight to the death that takes you crashing out of a window and soaring down the side of a building as cut glass sp...
‘Tilt’ is a Harrowing Vision of Trump’s America
There’s no room for dreamers in Trump’s America. No time for artists with a message to send to their fellow peers. Life is short, the wage gap is ever expanding, and an angry, highly uneducat...
‘Animals’ is a Trippy Domestic Nightmare
Have you ever fantasized about killing your lover? Ever played out the scenario in your head where you take your own life? Ever wished for something so badly – or dreaded something so immensely...
‘Wish Upon’ is a Horror Lover’s Teenage Dream
Be careful what you wish for – that’s what they say, isn’t it? It’s not wise to spoil yourself with selfish gifts. People should appreciate what they already have. But what if your wish w...
‘Wish Upon’ Star Ryan Phillippe Talks the Cost of Invoking Self-Serving Desires
Disney movies have conditioned us to associate making wishes with something whimsical and dreamy. Something innocent. A playful mermaid who yearns for the legs to let her amongst the landlocked h...
‘Annabelle: Creation’ is a Welcome Addition to ‘The Conjuring’ Universe
There’s just something sinister about the way Annabelle smiles at you with her porcelain grin. Whereas a doll should bring about a sense of comfort and protection from the things that go bump i...
‘Replace’ is as Superficial as its Shallow Leading Lady
One day, we’re all going to die. It’s an unfortunate but inevitable truth that we all eventually have to face, as unpleasant as it may seem. Hair thins, bones weaken, muscles atrophy, and ski...
Mandy Moore and Claire Holt Dive Deep into ’47 Meters Down’
This isn’t your typical shark movie. It’s been forty years since Jaws kept people out of the water, and by now, we’ve learned what to expect from summer thrillers that take place in dangero...
‘The Mummy’ – Big Blockbusters Work When Studios Put Faith in Female Leads
If you’ve ever seen the “Inca Mummy Girl” episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, you might have an idea of what to expect from Alex Kurtzman’s The Mummy. In the fourth episode of the second...
I Visited the Gothic Set of ‘Annabelle: Creation’!
Annabelle’s back, and this time, she’s not toying around. The Conjuring universe is one of the most exciting horror franchises in popular cinema today, thanks in large part to creator and gen...
‘Prey’ Falls Short of Memorable Movie Monster Predecessor
Ever since Jaws first made a splash in 1975, people have been trying to reclaim its glory. First, there was William Girdler’s Grizzly in 1976 about a larger than life bear that terrorized a swe...
‘Stephanie’ is a Mixed Bag of Innovative Ideas and an Overabundance of Exposition
There’s something in the woods, and it’s coming after Stephanie. The monster doesn’t have a name, but when it comes, it shakes the walls and rattles the earth. It throws grown men like they...
‘Still/Born’ Fails to Capitalize on its Own Commentary
As long as there’s been men and medicine, women have been prone to accusations of hysteria. Undoubtedly, mental illness exists, and some of the people who have to live with it are females, but ...