REVIEW — Martian Sun: a Sci-Fi Horror Magazine
From fantastic voyages through the cosmos, to hometown America, to spaceships and feudal kingdoms, Martian Sun casts a sci-fi/horror/fantasy net so wide that it captures every aspect of the genre.
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REVIEW — Grave Intentions (2021)
If you’re like me and have a growing curiosity about the magical, you’re in the right place. Grave Intentions is an anthology following 5 people who could use some magic, but fall victim to the mysterious ways of the occult.
REVIEW — We Are Zombies (Screambox Original)
When the dead don’t stay dead, what do we do with them? Well, it turns out anything you’d do with a normal person. They work jobs, they fight for equal rights, and they are subject to corporate greed, trafficking, and even plots for total annihilation.
REVIEW — Longlegs (2024)
Yo. The hype for this movie was unreal. Same thing as Skinamarink: crazy scary promos and trailers. Intense, to say the least. Longlegs has only been out a few days, but I know this will be talked about for the rest of the year.
REVIEW — Frogman (2023)
A few weeks ago, Screambox mentioned some summer fun movies — all about Cryptids. I asked what they recommended and they said to watch their latest exclusive: Frogman.
Grimmcore Studios — Screams from the Past #1 (Kickstarter Campaign)
From the minds of the people that brought you The Return of Camazotz comes a remastered anthology of 1950s horror comics: Screams from the Past! A collection of public domain horror comics from the 50s, Screams from the Past takes these stories and transforms them into terrifying tales of the macabre — for a modern audience!
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!
REVIEW — Pyewacket (2017)
Often described as similar ambiance to The Witch and House of the Devil, Pyewacket shows us what happens when black magic is used without knowing exactly how powerful it really is.
REVIEW — The Stepfather (1987)
Happy Father’s Day! For this special occasion, let’s take a look at the 1987 flick about a murderous dad killing his way through his new family: The Stepfather.
Bad Movies Gone Good — Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007)
You may recall another one my my Bad Movies Gone Good reviews about Rob Zombie. In short, it wasn’t looking good… But in the name of science, I’m trying again!