Recent Posts

That Time That Amityville Tried a Serious Entry

There is no question that the Amityville franchise has seen better days. Started in 1979, The Amityville Horror marked the beginning of the Amityville film franchise.  Based on the Jay Anson novel from 1977, the film purported to depict the experiences of George & Kathy Lutz after they moved into the infamous home at 112 Ocean Avenue. The success of the original film …

Read More »

Taking A Peek Into Weapons

It’s a pretty rare feat to see a horror film given a major release in the local theater.  Tarot, Abigail, Longlegs and even the I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot for instance, were relegated to smaller screens in the theater, while Maxxxine and The Monkey didn’t make it in at all.  So, imagine my surprise when Weapons, a movie whose …

Read More »

Discovering the Dark Side of the Cinderella Story

The dark side of Cinderella and the Prince

Before we get into the dark side of Cinderella, let me pose a question to you all: how many of you are familiar with the Disney version of the Cinderella story? Most of you remember the beautiful young orphan, exploited by a wicked stepmother and her toadie daughters.  Add to that the fairy godmother, glass slipper, and the smitten prince, …

Read More »

And Now For Something You May Have Missed…

Hush Mike Flanagan has had a meteoric rise on the horror scene with well acclaimed entries such as Oculus, Ouija: Origin of Evil, Before I Wake, Gerald’s Game, and Doctor Sleep. He also directed the poplular Netflix series’ The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor.  And now, Flanagan has been entrusted with taking over the upcoming Exorcist …

Read More »

10 Horror Movie Tropes We’ll Always Love (And 3 We Already Hate)

Horror Movie Tropes We Love and We Hate

Let’s be honest: horror movies love a good trope. And you know what? So do we. Sure, some of them have been dusted off more times than a cursed Ouija board at a teenage sleepover, but that doesn’t mean they don’t still work. Some tropes get our little horror-loving hearts racing no matter how many times we’ve seen them—and some …

Read More »

Is Jason Voorhees a Deadite?

Is Jason Voorhees A Deadite

“Alexa, is Jason Voorhees a Deadite?” So began my first dive into a question I had only begun to ponder a few weeks ago.  It was an ominous sign when, rather than giving me an answer, Alexa literally returned with a movie titled What?  So I asked again: “Alexa, is Jason Voorhees a Deadite?” At least this time I got …

Read More »

19 Questions with The House Among the Trees’ Wes Robinson

Wes Robinson is an actor most known for his roles in films like Blair Witch (2016) and The House Among the Trees. Recently, we had him on the Talk Horror Podcast to discuss his latest offering in the horror genre, along with his fellow filmmakers. It was an absolutely incredible episode, and if you haven’t listened to it yet, make …

Read More »

Coming Soon… Will We Finally Find Out Who Tamara Is?

The Strangers Chapter 2 movie poster

2025’s New Horror Movies – Part 4 Okay, so I take a one week break from reviewing trailers for the new horror movies of 2025, and to my surprise even more films start to surface for our consideration.  Am I going to be wowed?  Or am I just a glutton for punishment?  You be the judge my dear Horror Fam.  …

Read More »

M3GAN 2.0 – The Movie Review I Never Expected To Write

  It wasn’t so long ago that I wrote about upcoming horror films of 2025, and included M3GAN 2.0 as a horror movie I planned to view only if it were on streaming, and I could find nothing else to watch.  Well fast forward a couple of weeks, and here I am, writing a review for a film I had …

Read More »

The Many Ideas of David Gordon Green

David Gordon Green

David Gordon Green Is A Busy Little Bee Say what we might about David Gordon Green, we can’t throw shade at his accomplishments.  True, there are quite a few horror fans who were more than a little irritated with his foray into the Halloween franchise, and outraged with his attempt to shoe horn the sensibilities of “modern audiences” into The …

Read More »

Why Horror Reboots and Remakes Don’t Work

Horror Movie Reboots and Remakes

40 Horror Remakes And Counting…  Since 1980, there have been somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 horror reboots and remakes, and arguably more if you include films like Halloween (2018), which retconned Halloween II, Halloween: 20 Years Later, which retconned Halloween 4, or Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn unofficially being the first remake of The Evil Dead. Yet for every …

Read More »

Coming Soon… And These Pickings Are Getting SLIM

Alma and & the Wolf horror movie 2025 trailer image

2025’s New Horror Movies – Part 3 Do I dare to approach the topic of upcoming horror movies in 2025 yet again?  Why, of course I do! There has to be a trailer that gets me excited enough to smash my money down for a ticket, aside of course from The Black Phone 2.  Last week I saw a lot …

Read More »

Hooked for Life: Why We’ll Always Love Tony Todd

A Tribute to the One and Only Tony Todd: Horror Won’t Be The Same Without Him That Voice. That Presence. That Impact. My first encounter with Tony Todd wasn’t in a lead role. It was The Crow (1994), and he was the subdued, even-tempered right-hand man to Michael Wincott’s wildly eccentric villain, Top Dollar. It was basically the battle of …

Read More »

Coming Soon… And Getting Roasted Here First!

Piglet movie 2025 trailer image

2025’s New Horror Movies – Part 2 So here we go again: More new horror movies coming out in 2025, and a second outing that I’m hoping will not be a waste of your time, dear readers.  And to be clear, these are just my opinions about trailers/films I haven’t seen, so I don’t expect universal agreement or conformity.  On …

Read More »

Resident Evil 9: Requiem Is Coming—and We’re Losing Our Minds!

Resident Evil 9 Requiem Cover Art - Young woman in a leather jacket with a red backpack

Hold onto your green herbs, horror fans! Resident Evil 9: Requiem has officially been announced, and it’s dropping in February 2026! Cue the eerie typewriter music and the collective squeal of gamers everywhere. We’ve been waiting (impatiently) for this ever since the dust settled after Resident Evil: Village, which gave us towering vampire moms, creepy haunted dolls, and werewolves that …

Read More »