The Myth of Ben’s Survival: Unpacking the Ending of Night of the Living Dead
A Horror Classic with a Controversial Ending Did you know there’s a widespread rumor that the original script of Night of the Living Dead had an alternate ending where Ben survived? It’s a fascinating idea, but is there any truth to it? George A. Romero’s 1968 masterpiece isn’t just a … Read This Story
George A. Romero’s Resident Evil: The Untold Story Behind Gaming’s Greatest Missed Opportunity
We need to discuss Brandon Salisbury’s new documentary “George A. Romero’s Resident Evil“. It’s not just another story about missed chances; it’s a brilliant exploration of how Hollywood can misunderstand both gaming culture and the … Read This Story
Nightbitch: A Darkly Honest Exploration of Parenting
Nightbitch is a dark exploration into the perils of motherhood and the sacrifice many mothers have to make for the betterment of their children. While the film attempts to initially be a combination of dark … Read This Story
Get Ready for Horror Facts: Deeply Disturbing: A Podcast That Takes a Factual Dive Into Real-Life Horror
The stories that truly haunt us aren’t made up; they’re taken from real life. These accounts stay with us not because they’re dramatized, but because they really happened. The podcast … Read This Story
The Voynich Manuscript: Advances in Digital Analysis
The passage of time since the winter solstice has marked 1201 days of extensive examination of the Voynich Manuscript, a work characterized by its enigmatic symbols and ciphers. This communication … Read This Story
Contamination (1980) Review: A Campy, Alien-Inspired Cult Classic
Rating: 3.5/5 Review: “Contamination” is a campy, over-the-top sci-fi horror film that’s perfect for fans of B-movies and Italian exploitation cinema. Directed by Luigi Cozzi, this 1980 film is often referred to as an unauthorized sequel to Ridley Scott’s “Alien,” given its striking similarities in plot and aesthetic. The film follows NYPD Detective Tony Aris (Marino Masé) and scientist Stella Holmes (Louise Marleau) as they investigate a mysterious cargo ship carrying alien eggs that threaten … Read This Story
The Timeless Terror of “City of the Living Dead” (1980)
Released in 1980, Lucio Fulci’s “City of the Living Dead” (also known as “The Gates of Hell”) has stood the test of time, remaining a staple of Italian horror cinema. This surreal, nightmarish masterpiece has aged remarkably well, its eerie atmosphere and graphic violence still unsettling audiences today, 44 years after its initial release. “City of the Living Dead” was a pioneering force in the supernatural horror subgenre, predating other iconic films like “Poltergeist” (1982) … Read This Story
“Last Straw” (2024) Review: A Heart-Pounding Horror-Thriller Worth Streaming
If you’re searching for a gripping horror-thriller to keep you on the edge of your seat, “Last Straw” (2024) is a must-see. Directed by Alan Scott Neal, this tense thriller follows Nancy (Jessica Belkin), a young waitress fighting for survival in a rural diner under siege. A Suspenseful Descent into Terror “Last Straw” expertly crafts an atmosphere of escalating dread, transforming the once-quiet diner into a battleground for Nancy’s survival. With unexpected twists and profound … Read This Story
The Legend of the Wolf Woman (1976) – Review
Directed by Rino Di Silvestro, “The Legend of the Wolf Woman” (La lupa mannara) is a 1976 Italian erotic horror film that has garnered a cult following over the years. This surreal and atmospheric film tells the story of Daniela Nessi (Annie Belle), a woman haunted by nightmares and an uncontrollable transformation into a werewolf. A Critical Reevaluation Despite initial controversy surrounding its graphic content, “The Legend of the Wolf Woman” has aged remarkably well. … Read This Story
The Highest-Grossing Horror Films of the Last 52 Years
Horror films have long been a staple of the movie-going experience, dominating the box office and proving time and again that fear is a universal language. While some horror flicks … Read This Story
New Year’s Horror: 5 Films That Actually Deserve Your Attention
Let’s get real for a moment. When it comes to New Year’s horror, it often feels like a collection of lazy party slasher flicks and tired “new beginnings” themes. Yet, … Read This Story
Deck the Halls with Blood: DIY Horror Christmas Decorations
Transform your holiday space into a haunted winter wonderland with these creepy DIY Christmas decoration ideas inspired by horror movies. 1. Killer Christmas Tree Inspired by: “Black Christmas” (1974) 2. Mummy’s Gift Wrap Inspired by: … Read This Story
Merry Mayhem: How to Host a Horror-Themed Christmas Party
The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a spine-tingling horror-themed Christmas party? Gather your bravest friends and family, and get ready to unleash a night of merry mayhem. … Read This Story
Christmas Creepypastas: The Most Unsettling Holiday Internet Legends
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes the usual barrage of cheer and joy. However, for those who delight in the darker side of the internet, Christmas creepypastas offer a refreshing respite … Read This Story
From TV to Terror: Christmas Episodes Gone Horribly Wrong
As the holiday season approaches, we often turn to our favorite TV shows for some festive cheer. However, some Christmas episodes take a dark and unsettling turn, leaving us with more chills than cheer. In … Read This Story
Holiday Hellscapes: Creepy Christmas Video Games
The holiday season is upon us, but that doesn’t mean the horror has to take a break. In this post, we’ll delve into the darker side of Christmas video games, exploring the most unsettling and … Read This Story
Does Christmas Need To Become Second Halloween?
As a horror fan, I think we’re all familiar with this scenario. It’s finally October. The air is thick with the smell of Fall with leaves littering the ground. You know this means Halloween is … Read This Story
Ghost Stories of Christmas Past: Classic Holiday Horror Tales
As the snow falls gently outside, casting a serene silence over the world, I find myself drawn to the darker side of the holiday season. The flickering candles, the crackling fire, and the whispers of … Read This Story
“Knife in the Dark” Slices Through the Holiday Cheer with ‘Silent Nights’
In a world where “Jingle Bells” reigns supreme, “Knife in the Dark” has decided to jingle all the way to the darker side with their latest release, “Silent Nights.” This isn’t your average holiday jingle; … Read This Story
Holiday Found Footage: Christmas Horror’s Most Terrifying Moments
Holiday Found Footage: Christmas Horror’s Most Terrifying Moments The found-footage genre has revolutionized horror cinema, providing a unique lens through which to experience fear. When combined with the festive season, found-footage horror creates a unsettling … Read This Story
A Ghostly Christmas: Most Haunted Holiday Locations Around the World
Embark on a chilling journey to explore allegedly haunted locations with Christmas-themed ghost stories. 1. The Moundsville Penitentiary, West Virginia, USA This former prison hosts a haunted Christmas event. 2. The Stanley Hotel, Colorado, USA … Read This Story
What Is A REM Pod? Do They Work?
Let’s cut through the paranormal hype and get real about ghost hunting’s latest technological darling: the REM Pod. Even though the technology of a REM Pod is not exactly spanking new by any sense of … Read This Story
European Christmas Horror: A Tour of Terrifying Holiday Traditions
Christmas is often associated with joy, giving, and warmth, but European folklore reveals a darker side to the holiday season. From malevolent spirits to sinister gift-bringers, many Christmas traditions have a terrifying twist. Let’s embark … Read This Story
Street Trash (2024) Review