Review: Greatness Lies Within Guillermo del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities”
Jeffery X Martin and Sachin Hingoo crack open Guillermo Del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” and run down the many delights contained therein!
Jeffery X Martin and Sachin Hingoo crack open Guillermo Del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” and run down the many delights contained therein!
The end of the world may not happen all at once – but in today’s release of Behold Behemoth, for one man, the end is most definitely nigh!
James Cameron’s ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ has a brand new trailer! Check it out here in advance of the film’s release on December 16.
In this week’s The Week in Horror, check out an Indian werewolf comedy, a sweet horror memorabilia auction, and big news about the Evil Dead franchise and a Friday the 13th prequel series!
The Cultural Gutter’s Carol Borden expresses her love for the Peter Lorre performance in ‘Mad Love’ (1935)
The comic book spooky season comes to a close with a story that gathers the occult, demons, hellfire, and the evil that lives in the hearts of men. Perfectly spooky stuff indeed!
got scoops on a sweet new release of Canadian classic Black Christmas, a new live-action adaptation of the Death Note anime, and a whole lot more! Check it all out in The Week in Horror!
Alexandre O. Phillipe’s ‘Lynch/OZ’ explores the connections between the art of David Lynch and the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz, perhaps making you rethink both.
Sachin Hingoo writes about his favourite villain, Blue Velvet’s Frank Booth, in The Performances That Make Us Scream for 31 Days of Horror 2022
This week, we say goodbye to Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode, say hello to M3GAN, and revel in a couple of sick home releases ahead of Halloween. All that and more in the Week in Horror!
In the latest installment of The Performances That Make us Scream, Dorianne Emmerton looks at the phenomenal work of Morfydd Clark in Saint Maud.
What could be more frightening than having to endure a terrible plane crash? In this new miniseries, true terror only begins with what follows the aircraft wreckage!