The Week in Horror: Shudder, Freaky!, Werewolf, Slasher
In The Week in Horror, Tim Murr takes a look at a lot of the good scares coming soon to Shudder
Tag: slasher
Dead of Winter: BCS Films’ ‘Blood Oak’
For a short film, ‘Blood Oak’ from BCS Films brings the wintry horror, being a worthy entry into the small genre of upstate New York horror.
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.
Arrow Video Goes to Confession With the Frightening ‘Alice, Sweet Alice’
Arrow Video’s Blu-ray of ‘Alice, Sweet Alice’ reveals a Catholic horror movie of a different kind, eschewing demonic possession for madness and murder.
Blue Underground’s ‘New York Ripper’ Blu-ray Brings Fulci’s Sleaziest Film into Focus
Blue Underground’s excellent 4K restoration places Italian director Lucio Fulci’s most infamous work, ‘The New York Ripper,’ back into the spotlight.
31 Days of Horror – Tim Murr on Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers Producer’s Cut
The Curse of Michael Myers never had to be a bad movie and in fact there was a legendary work print that existed on a rough bootleg, which circulated among fans for years.
31 Days of Horror: The Teenage Slasher Movie Book Is A Lovingly Written Tome
In a fun bit of personal serendipity, I finished the second, revised, and expanded edition of J.A. Kerswell’s The Teenage Slasher Movie Book the same day I got see John Carpenter’s 1978 classic Halloween for the first time on the big screen, in the new 4k remaster, no less.
31 Days of Horror: Tim Murr on ‘Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers’
Tim Murr looks at the genesis, success, and failure of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, the beginning of the Thorn Trilogy.
31 Days of Horror Presents Prime in the Dustbin: ‘Blood Beat’ (1983)
A samurai warrior goes on a killing spree in rural Wisconsin and nobody knows why, including the filmmakers, in 1983’s ‘Blood Beat.’
Raging, Full On: ‘The Ranger’ Shows Punk’s Not Dead (By Showing Us Dead Punks)
The Ranger occupies that sweet spot where it could have come out anytime in the last three or four decades and will likely still feel as fresh thirty years from now.
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.
Victor Crowley Returns Today!
“It’s not a remake. It’s not a sequel. And it’s not based on a Japanese one,” claimed the original poster for Adam Green’s 2006 horror comedy Hatchet. The movie revived … Continue reading Victor Crowley Returns Today!