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There are strange movies, and then there is Rokuroku: The Promise of the Witch. Currently on the festival circuit and having played at the Fantasia Film Festival last weekend, Rokuroku is a Japanese anthology horror ⤇
There’s definitely something to be said for crafting a perfectly sympathetic monster. Looking back more than eight decades, genre classics like Frankenstein and The Wolf Man were some of the first to blur the lines ⤇
A few months ago, I watched a Shudder original film by Joe Lynch called Mayhem, and though I enjoyed it a lot, I simply couldn’t review it. Living up to its name, the film was ⤇
Rounding out last week’s list of must-see Cinepocalypse screenings was Gonzalo Calzada’s Luciferina, and boy was I excited about it. The only available trailer for the Spanish language film doesn’t even have English subtitles, and ⤇
Chicago has been abustle with delightfully horror-themed activity since Cinepocalypse 2018 kicked off at the Music Box Theatre on Thursday evening with a screening of The Domestics. But I didn’t see that movie, and I’m ⤇
Welcome to Fears For Ears, a new series at Wolfbane Blooms dedicated to reviewing the best of audio horror. How frightened would you be if you woke up in a hospital with no recollection of ⤇
Welcome to Fears For Ears, a new series at Wolfbane Blooms dedicated to reviewing the best of audio horror. Let me start this review by saying that this is THE greatest book trilogy I have ⤇
It’s 2013. George Zimmerman’s trial dominates the news, the horrifying “What Does The Fox Say?” video goes viral, and actor Paul Walker passes away in a fatal car crash. Yet something even faster, and more furious, ⤇
Welcome to Fears For Ears, a new series at Wolfbane Blooms dedicated to reviewing the best of audio horror. S.L. Grey is actually a combination of two authors: Louis Greenberg and Sarah Lotz. The book ⤇
Welcome to Fears For Ears, a new series at Wolfbane Blooms dedicated to reviewing the best of audio horror. Jason R. Davis knows a thing or two about horror. After graduating from Columbia College in Chicago, he ⤇
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