REVIEW — Symphony of the Damned (Anthologies of Horror Series)
The only thing better than an anthology horror film, is one in book form.
2022 Horror Year in Review
The year is 2022. We’re two years into (“post”) the Pandemic. Things are slowly going back to how they were before in terms of outings and openings. One thing that always remains constant though is horror.
Horror’s Best Title Sequences
If you recall, I did a ranking a while ago on best Movie Openers. This is a sort of sequel to that, only with best Title Sequences! This means the little opener at the beginning with the title added in. Enjoy!
REVIEW — Popeye the Slayer Man (2025)
In the realm of childhood-IPs-gone-horror, our beloved spinach-eating sailor has turned to murder in Salem House Film’s Popeye the Slayer Man.
DOUBLE FEATURE: Bill Wood’s Bloody Slashers
Let’s Split Up and Be Right Back offer thrilling young adult antics around a chilling murder scheme that only makes the town’s history darker and darker.
REVIEW: Final Destination (series)
In five movies, we get a solid story of Deathβs relentless pursuit of correcting mistakes caused by a small blip in the system (a premonition). Unfortunately for those caught in the mess, Death always wins in the end.
REVIEW – Kidan: Piece of Darkness (2016)
I was expecting some mildly spooky content, and I got that, but there were surprisingly some points that definitely made me reconsider watching it in my dark basement… alone… at night.
REVIEW — Creeping Death (a Screambox Exclusive)
It’s September, which to all us horror people means it’s October Eve! While you’re finishing up your Halloween decor hunting and prepping for the spooky season, why not get more into the spirit with Screambox’s newest exclusive: Creeping Death.