REVIEW: Friend of the World (2020)
Friend of the World is an indie flick that keeps on giving.

Friend of the World is an indie flick that keeps on giving.
Now that it’s August and Halloween Decor Hunting Season is in full swing, I wanted to revisit some really good porch decorations from my favorite horror movies to get some inspo. Let’s count down the spookiest staircases, jacked jack-o-lanterns, and doomed doorbells in horror!
If vampires were real, would the world accept them? A documentary crew scouts out a nearby family of bloodsuckers to see if these creatures of the night can really coexist with humans.
High-altitude horror — Yes please!
Confessions of a Haunting… is a quick flick that packs a punch if you’re willing to face loss. If not, it’s still a captivating master class on monologue and emotion.
Princess of the Murder has a message both within the movie and for its audience: be nice or get killed!
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.
Hellscape Americana takes the idea of midcentury horror comics and transforms it into the bizarro world of today.