REVIEW: Tomie by Junji Ito (1987)
Few non-Westerners make such an impact on (western) horror than manga writer and illustrator Junji Ito. One such work, his most well-known, is the story of a girl who actually isnβt: Tomie.
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REVIEW β Breathing In (a Screambox Exclusive)
Not everything is as it seems. Can you trust your eyes? Can you trust your mind?
Top 10 Most Memorable Quotes
You’ll find lists upon internet lists of famous quotes from all genres of film, ones that everyone knows regardless of if they’ve actually seen the movie or not. This is another one of those.
My Fair Scarecrow: A Brief Talk About Haunted Farm Equipment
The one thing we trust enough to defend our crops from scavengers sure has a nasty habit of being put into stories about coming alive and committing murder.
Valentine’s Day Special: The Faculty (1998)
Yes, I know this isn’t the typical Valentine’s Day pick, but everyone pretty much falls in love in the end, so I’ll count it! My site, my rules.
REVIEW — The Exorcism of Margot Miles (short)
I think it’s safe to say that every teenager goes through a period where they just want to stick it to the man, regardless of if they really mean it or not. For one teen, it goes a little too far. In The Exorcism of Margot Miles, the titular character’s penchant for hanging out with…
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.
REVIEW — VHS Summer Camp (2026)
On a trip to refurbish a couple cabins, a group of friends stumble upon a VHS tape that threatens their very lives.
REVIEW — Desert Fiends (2024)
Desert Fiends doesn’t hold back on satire or slaughter.