December’s frosty grip tightens, and the festive lights twinkle, but amidst the yuletide cheer, a darker tradition lurks. Bob Clark’s 1974 masterpiece, “Black Christmas,” remains the pinnacle of holiday horror, weaving a spell of suspense … Read This Story
As I reflect on my teenage years, I’m struck by the duality of my relationship with John Carpenter’s Halloween. On the surface, the 1978 classic was a staple of sleepovers and clandestine gatherings, its eerie … Read This Story
It’s time to get real, folks. When it comes to horror franchises, two giants stand tall: Halloween and Friday the 13th. But let’s not beat around the bush – one of these slashers is the … Read This Story
Few horror films have carved a legacy as enduring and influential as John Carpenter’s seminal 1978 slasher Halloween. With its minimalist suspense, moody aesthetic, and chilling piano score, Halloween established the template for the wave … Read This Story
As a lifelong horror devotee, the 1990s hold a special place for me as a transitional decade that radically reshaped genre conventions on the brink of a new millennium. Following the lucrative slasher boom of … Read This Story
In collaboration with Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies, Carpenter has composed the soundtrack to David Gordon Green’s upcoming movie Halloween Kills. You’ll find it on Sacred Bones’ website on October 15th, the same day the … Read This Story
Many of you are seeking a great horror movie to watch tonight, well let us help you decide on one of the best movies that you are not watching tonight. What makes a great horror … Read This Story
Once upon a time there existed a bootleg version of the movie Halloween 6 he Curse of Michael Myers, this version included a very different story line then the one most people are used to … Read This Story
Blumhouse and chief director David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills is said to be greater, badder, and meaner than the first. In any case, it would appear that maker Jason Blum is keeping his comical inclination … Read This Story
Early gauges have pegged the opening to the David Gordon Green-guided continuation of John Carpenter’s 1978 exemplary at around $77.5M. Lamentably, Halloween’s worldwide opening wasn’t so powerful as that of Sony’s symbiote. Early gauges report … Read This Story
