Netflix has had mostly great success with original content, especially regarding TV shows. The movies have been more hit or miss (*ahem* Adam Sandler) and when it comes to horror, it’s been harder to get ⤇
Hollywood will argue that the most important part of the movie business is marketing. A movie, good or bad, has to bring in money. After the premiere, it’s up to the movie, but before that ⤇
Take a look back on Week 1, Week 2, and Week 3 of our 31 Days of Horror. For many, during the month of October, it has become tradition to celebrate the season by watching ⤇
Take a look back on Week 1 and Week 2 of our 31 Days of Horror. For many, during the month of October, it has become tradition to celebrate the season by watching a horror movie ⤇
Take a look back on Week 1 of our 31 Days of Horror. For many, during the month of October, it has become tradition to celebrate the season by watching a horror movie each day of ⤇
For many, during the month of October, it has become tradition to celebrate the season by watching a horror movie each day of the month. While it is not necessarily easy to find the time ⤇
The 1980’s gave some truly unique horror movies, and a lot of those successful films were turned into franchises. Most had a great starting film, but somewhere down the line things became formulaic and created horror clichés. Eventually, ⤇
By 1960, Alfred Hitchcock had already firmly planted himself as one of industry’s greatest talents. He had a string of iconic movies and a hit TV show. He was one of the most recognizable faces ⤇
On August 26th, filmmaker Tobe Hooper died, leaving behind a body of work that included two iconic horror films. Most filmmakers are lucky to have one. Throughout his forty plus years as a director Hooper created ⤇
The 1980’s saw a rise in movies starring groups of children. Some of the greatest examples, E.T., The Goonies, and The Lost Boys, became some of the biggest hits of the decade. Usually, the plots ⤇
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