Category: Movie and TV Reviews

• Texas Chainsaw Millennial Massacre

  Slashers are truly a dying genre. Filmmakers today struggle to recreate the corny magic of the gore-filled chaos the 70s… Read more.

• Netflix original Murderville “yes ands” into success

  Since the dawn of television, one problem has been a constant wrench in the plans of people looking to relax… Read more.

• Latest Scream outing nothing to shout about

  When Scream 5 was announced several months ago, I was both excited and curious. Part of me questioned why a fifth Scream film was… Read more.

• Lantern’s Lane Review: Not even a flicker of light in this lackluster slasher.

  While combing through the front page of my Hulu suggestions, I came across a new movie that the algorithm seems… Read more.

• Strange Tales of IMDBtv: Hell Night (1981)

  IMDBtv has a surprising amount of films in the trashy/cult horror genre to offer. It has become a veritable treasure… Read more.

• Tubi Finds: Stranger in our House (1978)

  The name Wes Craven carries a big stick in the horror world; the progenitor behind classics such as The Hills Have… Read more.

• Netflix’s Spiderhead: even Chris Hemsworth can’t save us from the mediocrity

  Netflix Originals are a dime a dozen these days. The streaming company has been pushing their original content hard for… Read more.

• Deadstream: Shudder’s newest black comedy delivers genuine laughs and scares

  For my birthday last month, I treated myself to a Shudder subscription. It made sense really; If you’ve read my… Read more.

• Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark: a perfect mood-setter for the season

  I became a horror fan very early in my life; and like most budding perusers of the perverse, I found… Read more.

• The Mutilator (1984): a boring slasher with a sitcom soundtrack

  The early 1980s was the golden age of the slasher film; after incubating as a subgenre since the 1930s, the… Read more.