The Week in Horror: ‘Dark Glasses’, ‘The Boogeyman’, ‘The Spore’, + more!
As we move into the end of 2021, The Week in Horror has stuff coming up from heavyweights like Darren Lynn Bousman, Rob Savage, and even the master himself, Dario Argento!
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The Week In Horror: Daria Nicolodi, ‘Silent Madness’, David Prowse
Tim Murr pays tribute to Daria Nicolodi in the latest edition of The Week In Horror.
31 Days of Horror 2020: Sachin Hingoo’s Five Films That Made Me Love Horror
For 31 Days of Horror, writer Sachin Hingoo runs down the five (or so) films that made him love horror.
31 Days of Horror 2020: Lindsay Hallam’s 5 Films That Made Me Love Horror
In the latest installment of 31 Days of Horror, author and academic Lindsay Hallam shares 5 films that made her love horror.
The Week In Horror: Hotel Paranormal, Shirley + More
Catch a preview of Hotel Paranormal and the first trailer for Shirley with Elizabeth Moss this week in horror.
In The Game: Zombie Army 4 Delivers Undead Thrills and X-Ray Kills
Zombie Army 4 is a great package that is worth your time and money if you’re at all into this sort of thing.
31 Days of Horror 2019: The Week in Horror – News and Recommendations for October 20th
The Frankenstein monster, the return of Raimi, and a long-lost collaboration from Italy’s masters of horror make the news in The Week in Horror.
31 Days of Horror 2019 Presents The Week In Horror: RIP Robert Forster
Argento, Cronenberg and Refn make their way to the small screen and we bid a fond farewell to Robert Forster in The Week in Horror.
31 Days of Horror 2019: Songs in the Key of X, Episode 51 – The Scary Movie Music Show
Make some room in your brainpan for some of Jeffery X Martin’s favorite music from scary movies on this episode of Songs in the Key of X!
The Week in Horror: ‘Channel Zero” Goes Dark, Kids That Hate Their Moms, And More
‘Channel Zero’ gets canceled, creepy kids invade the cinema, and new releases on home video and in print dominate The Week in Horror.
‘Suspiria’: What’s Love Got To Do With It? (A Lot)
Luca Guadagnino’s reimagining of ‘Suspiria’ oozes love for the original, expanding on its themes and creating a film thoughtful and gorgeous.
Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Suspiria’ is So Smart, It’s Stupid
Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Suspiria’ throws concepts together in a German dance academy, covers them with fake blood, and hopes you won’t notice how bored you are.