On July 30, my favorite Blu-ray label, Scream Factory, released the 1971 Hammer Film Productions movie Lust for a Vampire. The weakest and shlockiest entry in the Karnstein Trilogy, Lust for a Vampire is still good fun. ⤇
With The Last Drive-In on Shudder, Joe Bob Briggs has returned to form without missing a beat. Today, I’m looking at my 10 favorite previously unseen Drive-In movies. ⤇
If you’re going to build a theme park, you have to include the hits. The newest doll on the shelf, Annabelle Comes Home, is, ultimately, like installing a Tilt-A-Whirl: it’s not overwhelming, kind of fun, and feels like it should be in the park. ⤇
As a lot of horror fans will be aware, Universal has been trying to launch a Marvel- or DC-esque series of connected films and franchises. They’re calling it the Dark Universe, and it’s to be ⤇
Written by Kevin Moncayo | Horror Film Guide If you were to list all of the horror movies that you have seen throughout your lifetime, there is a solid chance that the majority of those ⤇
This year Chicago’s legendary Music Box Theatre is debuting their Cinepocalypse film festival. Screening more than 60 premieres, shorts, and classic horror features over the course of a week, the festival will hold the title ⤇
Written by Ed Davis I was very fortunate this past weekend to jump into my time machine and head back to the late ’70s in Attleboro, MA for the Creature Double Feature Roundup. Creature Double ⤇
Written by Jared Cedrik I have been a horror buff for years. While many of my peers remember watching things like Power Rangers and Toonami, I can only remember watching horror movies with my dad. ⤇
A director’s job is to tell a story. With time, good directors have a style that comes forth, and great directors can change the landscape of filmmaking. Some directors even become more recognizable than the ⤇
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