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We recently headed back to our favorite Instagram hashtag, #horrorpins, in search of the best horror-themed enamel pins on the market. It’s been almost a year since the first installment in this series, and since ⤇
The Season of the Witch is upon us and with it comes Halloween, horror movie marathons, pumpkin spice everything and, best of all, mosquitoes going back to Hell where they belong. Owing to this wonderful ⤇
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, ⤇
Has any horror subgenre fallen in and out of favor as many times as found footage? For the same reasons that it resonates with independent filmmakers, it often falls flat with moviegoers. Produced with lower ⤇
The beauty of a good horror story is that anything and everything can be used to bring chills and screams. This is most effective when the object symbolizes a simpler time, like childhood. A doll ⤇
Summer is among us and the season brings about some of the best moments of the year. Grilling hotdogs, watching the fireworks, going for a swim. It’s a great time to spend with your friends and ⤇
The need for laughter in a horror movie is critical. Laughter allows a release of tension. It lets the audience feel safe, even for only a split second. All the best horror movies have at least ⤇
The Nintendo Entertainment System or NES for short is not only one of the most iconic and best-selling video game systems of all time, it is also credited with leading the revival of the US ⤇
Earlier this week I wrote a brief article in memory of Ray Harryhausen and spoke of how he helped to revolutionize the art of visual effects in film. These effects, which made Harryhausen a household ⤇
You can’t talk about gimmicky b-movies without mentioning William Castle. The prolific director, producer, screenwriter and actor made a name for himself in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s with a series of low budget ⤇
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