Blood splashing everywhere while a bunch of kids are still arguing about camera angles is not something you see in most zombie movies, and that is probably why “All You Need Is Blood” sticks out so much. It feels like … Continue reading All You Need Is Blood
When people hear the title “Mandy: The Haunted Doll,” they usually expect something light or campy, maybe even a little silly. That is not really what the film ends up being. It has a much heavier, stranger mood than you … Continue reading Mandy: The Haunted Doll
I’ll be honest. When I first saw the premise of Viktor Bloodstone’s novel, I didn’t think about monsters at all. I thought about family secrets. The kind people bury so deeply that even their children never learn the truth. Then … Continue reading The Past Always Finds You
Every once in a while, a story comes along that feels like a film waiting to happen. R. Jacob Honeybrook’s Thaddeus Greene’s Spooktacular House of Horrors reads like a slow-burn psychological movie you can almost see and hear in your … Continue reading Thaddeus Greene’s Spooktacular House of Horrors” Feels Built for the Screen
It starts with silence. A long stretch of desert road, the hum of an engine, and a couple that just wants to get somewhere before nightfall. When they pull into a small gas station for fuel, the lights flicker, and … Continue reading “Dead Road” Turns Isolation into the Enemy
There is a difference between someone who makes horror movies and someone who lives inside them. Rob Avery, founder of Worldparody Productions, has been living and breathing the genre since 1989. From the beginning, his approach has never been about … Continue reading When Practical Horror Refuses to Die: Inside the Enduring Spirit of Worldparody Productions
Evil doesn’t visit Walleye Bay. It was born there. In Jared Johnson’s Terror Bay: A Diehard Horror Story, the murders are only part of a larger sickness — one that spreads quietly through time. It’s not about monsters or ghosts. … Continue reading Evil Has a Home
The Keening Stamp begins with death but refuses to let grief settle quietly. Cara, still raw from losing her father, finds herself able to move things with her mind. The power doesn’t comfort her. It isolates her. Patricia Stover builds … Continue reading How Grief Opens the Supernatural in The Keening Stamp
There is a moment in Ghetto Super Skank that freezes you completely. Jo-Jo reaches for a homemade remote control. Her baby is crying, and she flicks a switch. The crying stops. That single act captures everything about Dani Brown’s world. … Continue reading The Baby That Stops Crying
First love can be innocent or intense, intoxicating…or insatiable. Mark Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon and Alyssa Milano star in this riveting suspense-thriller about a passionate romance that soon becomes a deadly obsession. Nicole Walker (Witherspoon) always dreamed of being swept away … Continue reading Fear
O'Gore 