31 Days of Horror 2019: ‘House By The Cemetery’ and ‘We Are Still Here’
Lucio Fulci’s ‘House by the Cemetery’ and Ted Geoghegan’s ‘We Are Still Here’ prove that home isn’t always the safe haven it is meant to be.
Lucio Fulci’s ‘House by the Cemetery’ and Ted Geoghegan’s ‘We Are Still Here’ prove that home isn’t always the safe haven it is meant to be.
Tim Murr reviews the new book from Paul Lubaczewski, ‘I Never Eat… Cheesesteak,’ which introduces a new kind of vampire hunter.
‘The Amusement Park,’ George Romero’s lost film from 1973, screens next month! Plus: Leatherface returns and Freddy disappears in The Week in Horror.
Did you spend your Friday the 13th weekend watching Jason murder teenagers or returning to Derry to face an ancient evil? Tim Murr did both!
Jovanka Vuckovic’s ‘Riot Girls’ joins such punksploitation classics as ‘The Ranger’ and ‘Return of the Living Dead’ with its depiction of an alternate 1995.
Sure, you can watch the latest trailer for Blumhouse’s remake of ‘Black Christmas,’ but Tim Murr offers a warning: you may learn more than you want to know.
What happens when you put a bunch of rich kids into an underground bunker during a nuclear war? Not much, according to Tim Murr’s review of ‘Survival Box.’
If you have yet to see the new ‘Joker’ movie, Tim Murr would like you to keep your opinions about it to yourself. Also: ‘Halloween’ sequel casting news!
Arrow Video’s restored and extended cut of ‘Weird Science’ would be a tremendous addition to the library of any fan of 1980s cinema.
‘Mindhunter’ returns for a second season on Netflix and Tim Murr profiles the first episode on this installment of ‘The Week in Horror.’
Universal cancels ‘The Hunt,’ Adam Wingard takes the conn of ‘Event Horizon,’ and Guillermo Del Toro goes noir in The Week in Horror.
Sharks at a certain depth in the water, worms in a desert land with little water, and a mad scientist who knows what water is at in The Week in Horror.