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Skinamarink: A Child’s Perspective of Horror
Skinamarink Review I tend to go on a bit of an analog horror binge during this time of year. Usually, I stick with a series on YouTube, but I happened to see this movie in … Read This Story
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation and the Era of Weird 1990s Horror
In the vast slasher sequel landscape, there exists a strange breed of follow-ups that wildly diverge from their predecessors. While most recapitulate the formula that worked to diminishing returns, these oddball entries throw expectations out … Read This Story
Revealing Nothing New – Review of Shudders Revealer
Revealer is the latest micro-budget horror outing from writer/director Luke Boyce, whose previous efforts have focused on elevating exploitation and grindhouse tropes with social commentary. This time, Boyce bites off more than he can chew, … Read This Story
Gothic (1986): Russell’s Surreal Biopic
Updated August 2026: Gothic madness on film pairs well with our Stopmotion (2023) review — art consuming its artist, forty years apart. I was eager to revisit Ken Russell’s 1986 cult classic Gothic. This surreal … Read This Story
Captive Scout Taylor-Compton Sinks Her Teeth into Vampirism in Tubi’s
Tubi continues churning out lively original genre films to devour, and their 2021 vampire outing Captive should sufficiently sate B-movie fans’ bloodlust. Helmed by director Gregg Simon, this fast-paced creature feature combines familiar tropes with … Read This Story
Insidious Franchise Stretched Thin in Sequel The Red Door
As a devotee of all things horror, I entered my viewing of Insidious: The Red Door with an open mind but alas, found this sequel to deliver diminishing returns. Trading the atmospheric tension of the … Read This Story
My Bloody Sleepover: A Review of Pillow Party Massacre
Horror hounds, get ready to relive the gory glory days of 80s slashers – Calvin Morie McCarthy’s indie screamfest Pillow Party Massacre aims to be a blood-soaked trip down memory lane. This 2023 release centers … Read This Story
‘Snow Falls’ Fails to Chill in Formulaic Winter Thriller
When a group of friends plans a ski trip to ring in the new year, they expect winter weather but get far more than they bargained for in the tepid thriller “Snow Falls.” What begins … Read This Story
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