Reading tributes and accolades that consistently ranked the 1979 psychological horror film “When a Stranger Calls” as one of the…
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I’ve been a bigger fan of M. Night Shyamalan movies than many others. While most of his follow-ups to the…
Based on an indy short by filmmaker Brett Simmons, “Husk” was released in 2011 to limited fanfare and publicity, and…
It’s tough to mix the bookend holidays of Halloween and Christmas into one movie. Its been done with varying degrees…
Dolls have been a source of horror, and one of my particular kryptonites for decades, so when I saw the…
The term ‘Creature Feature’ came about in the 1950s, when a plethora of movies were released that depicted large, mutated,…
Present day horror movies are often created as simple box office fodder – working to succeed only in the atmosphere…
With the late ought’s explosion of television shows like “Ghost Hunters” and “Destination Truth” (both courtesy of the sensationalized SyFy…
Its as if New Zealand’s Indy filmmaker Gerard Johnstone didn’t trust his own talents when he created the 2014 horror…
“The Fourth Kind” opens in a truly unique way, with lead actress Milla Jovovich speaking directly to the camera, and…