31 Days of Horror 2020 Presents The Week in Horror: The Haunting of Bly Manor, Stay Home + More
The Week in Horror looks at The Haunting of Bly Manor, the short film Stay Home, news from St. Rooster Books and more.
Tag: Danielle Harris
Rob Zombie Week: Tim Murr on ‘Halloween’ and ‘Halloween II’
When Rob Zombie took on the ‘Halloween’ mythos, he also challenged fans the world over to reconsider their views of the Boogeyman, Michael Myers.
31 Days of Horror: ‘Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers’
‘Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers’ strengthens the connections between Michael, Jamie, and Dr. Loomis, but come on: that mask?
Supernatural Slasher ‘Inoperable’ Needs Saving
Inoperable uses Groundhog Day mixed with both supernatural and slasher movie aesthetics for what sounds good on paper, but feels a like a little too much in practice.
31 Days of Horror 2014: See No Evil 2 (2014)
Back in the 1980’s, Stephen King famously said that he had seen the new face of horror and that it belonged to Clvie Barker. Now, while I know I’m not … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror 2014: See No Evil 2 (2014)
Biff Bam Pop Exclusive: An Interview With Among Friends’ Writer/Actor Alyssa Lobit
Today sees the release of Among Friends, the directorial debut of Danielle Harris, the talented scream queen who genre fans know from the Halloween and Hatchet films, along with her … Continue reading Biff Bam Pop Exclusive: An Interview With Among Friends’ Writer/Actor Alyssa Lobit
31 Days Of Horror – Exclusive Interview With Actor/Director/Scream Queen Danielle Harris
When it comes to scream queens, Danielle Harris reigns over them all in the 21st Century. She started out as Michael Myers’ niece in Halloween’s IV and V, and even … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror – Exclusive Interview With Actor/Director/Scream Queen Danielle Harris
Michael Biehn Crafts A Solid First Film – The Victim Reviewed
Making the leap from actor to director can be a tricky business. Not everybody can be Ben Affleck, right? Sometimes, you wind up William Shatner. In the case of Michael … Continue reading Michael Biehn Crafts A Solid First Film – The Victim Reviewed