Summoning Terror: Double Danger on Scoring Evil Dead Burn
I sat down with the duo Double Danger to discuss honoring one of horror’s most recognizable musical identities while creating a terrifying sound all their own.

I sat down with the duo Double Danger to discuss honoring one of horror’s most recognizable musical identities while creating a terrifying sound all their own.
Below is a non-exhaustive list of horror subgenres outlining what makes that topic tick. Seasoned horror fans can browse it to start a new chapter in their horror fandom, and people new to the scary stuff can use it to help them find what they love.
When thinking of attending in the future, that’s a no-brainer; the answer is YES.
Melevill says it best: if you understand fear in your own culture, you can absolutely relate to fear in another.
While it’s still early in the year and I have them on my mind, let’s discuss some of the movies I’d give 100% to.
If analog horror was an abandoned amusement park with existential dread.
I sat down with Skolnick to hear about this Bronx-based tale that creates an emotional dilemma with frightening consequences.