Dark Christmas: Don’t Open Till Christmas (1984) horror movie review
With a spooky synth score, some fine performances, a swinging early ’80s London setting, and a recent restoration, Don’t Open Till Christmas is better than it has any business being. … Continue reading
Dark Christmas: Hark! The Herald Angels Scream edited by Christopher Golden horror anthology review
These 18 stories, edited by New York Times bestseller/Bram Stoker award winner Christopher Golden, illustrate just how dark Christmas can get. Beneath the tinsel and the colorful lights, Christmas is … Continue reading
Dark Christmas: Secret Santa by Andrew Shaffer horror novel review
Gremlins meets Trilogy Of Terror in this short, sharp fun Christmas horror novella from New York Times best-seller Andrew Shaffer. Lussi Meyer would give anything to work in publishing. Her … Continue reading
Dark Christmas: R. L. Stine’s Stuff Of Nightmares – Slay Ride #1 Comic Book Review
A little bit Willard, a little bit Silent Night, Deadly Night, Slay Ride #1 from R. L. Stine’s Stuff of Nightmares is surprisingly strong, grim stuff. Heinrick Fiddler loves Christmas. … Continue reading
Frogman (2023) horror movie review
Anthony Cousins’ feature-length directorial debut is found footage horror done right – a deliciously, disgustingly faux documentary about a cryptid that delivers real fear along with plenty of laughs and … Continue reading
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter horror movie review
With its iconic kung fu dance sequence from Crispin Glover and starring a young bespectacled Corey Feldman, and his monster mask fetish; its doublemint twins and its machete face slide, … Continue reading
The Veil (2023) horror movie review
Cameron Beyl’s eerie, atmospheric The Veil blends classic sci-fi, speculative fiction, and traditional American ghost stories to tell a poetic, haunting story of abuse, guilt, and regret. Ghost stories are … Continue reading
Watch Boris and Merzbow Summon the Sludge on “a buo a qu” from 20180628 at Unit
Merzbow‘s collaborations with Boris have become some of the most cherished treasures of his mountainous back-catalog. Here’s a chance to watch the quartet in action, performing “a bao a qu” … Continue reading
Summer Horror: Jaws by Peter Benchley
Kicking off a series on Summer Horror with a review of Peter Benchley’s superthriller Jaws -a flawed but interesting read that nonetheless remains a summer horror staple. Jaws is not … Continue reading
Sunday Afternoon Movie: The Land That Time Forgot (1974)
The Sunday Afternoon Movie returns with The Land That Time Forgot, a glorious Golden Age Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Adventure epic from Amicus Productions. A script from Michael “Hawkwind” Moorcock, based on a novel … Continue reading
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