Scares That Care Charity Weekend VII (2021)- Williamsburg Virginia
After last year’s mass cancellations, I’m so excited to announce our return to my first (and favorite) Halloween and horror convention, Scares That Care Charity Weekend!
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REVIEW — The Bay (2012)
Happy Independence Day! This Fourth of July, I watched a mockumentary about a summertime pandemic stemming from the waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Not only is this a fun movie for me, it’s also relevant to where I live!
Bad Movies Gone Good: The Taxidermist (2017)
Like taxidermy itself, The Taxidermist blurs the lines between art and the afterlife, filled to the brim with blood, guts, and twists at every turn. A man in need of money is propositioned to create a piece he has never attempted before: a human.
Modern Day Witchcraft and a Brief History of Hexes
We’re hundreds of years from the infamous Salem Witch Trials, and for the magically-inclined, what a time to be alive!
REVIEW — Touch Me (2025)
They’re here, they’re queer, and they’ve come to reduce global warming with their awesome hip hop moves.
REVIEW — Lechuza (short, 2023)
It is now the end of my 31 Nights of Horror, Short and Sweet! review spree, but I wanted to showcase one more short: Mickey Martinez’s Lechuza.
REVIEW — The Cellar (2024)
A young woman wakes up to find herself imprisoned in a dark cellar with no idea of how or why she is there. All she can do is find a way to escape.
Never Fails to Impress: Sleepy Hollow (1999)
Holy shit, Tim Burton put his whole god-damned foot into this movie.
This is Your Brain on Nostalgia: How Age Defines the Genre
Age can be a wonderful determiner for movies.