All the best retro horror!
Among Wes Craven’s filmography, 1994’s New Nightmare remains criminally underappreciated for its ahead-of-its-time meta-horror storytelling. After fatigue set in across six ponderous Nightmare on Elm Street sequels, Craven returned to restore creative passion by deconstructing … Read This Story
Vamp: An Exotic, Stylized 80s Horror Gem Lost in the Neon Wonderland of Cult Cinema The 1980s represented a phenomenal boom period for the horror genre that shaped and defined the world of scary movies … Read This Story
The newly released trailer for the Witchboard remake conjures up relentless chills with an early sequence depicting an unwitting seance gone wrong. Hands trembling, makeshift medium Emily grasps the wooden pendulum board as candles flicker … Read This Story
Pinhead, puzzle boxes and pain: our Hellraiser (1987) retro review explains why Barker’s debut still cuts deepest.
Full Moon is pleased to announce it will be streaming one of the most disturbing films of all time, 1982’s Mansion Of The Living Dead unedited and remastered from the newly discovered 35mm negative! Bashart … Read This Story
The Stuff, a 1985 film by Larry Cohen about a dessert sensation that consumes consumers, tackled America’s marketing and consumerism problems. Today, Denver Film tweeted about its discovery, noting that it had “made a remarkable … Read This Story
Day of the Dead (1985) trades Dawn’s satire for bunker-bound nihilism — and gives us Bub, horror’s most sympathetic zombie.