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Dead of Night (1974) is Poignant Memorial Day Horror
Bob Clark's 1974 film Dead of Night (a.k.a Deathdream) is a zombie movie unlike any other — with a message that still resounds today.
Homecoming is Joe Dante’s Hidden Masterpiece
Joe Dante's Masters of Horror outing Homecoming from 2005 definitely deserves a rewatch — and maybe some deeper contemplation.
Cannibal Apocalypse is a Video Nasty Hidden Gem!
Cannibal Apocalypse walked so The Walking Dead … well, could walk, I guess.
Nat Brehmer Talks Passion Project “Julie”
Wicked Horror alum Nate Brehmer wraps up work on his directorial debut Julie — a film that asks "what if Laurie Strode WAS Michael Myers?"
Faces of Death Creeps Onto VOD
The 2026 Faces of Death remake/reimagining/reboot may have tanked at the box office, but it's definitely worth catching on VOD.
TBR Wing: Winter Wake is a strong entry from Rick Hautala
Winter Wake is a strong entry from Rick Hautala, rich in chilly gray atmosphere and astute in its depiction of an isolated portion of Maine.
IS IT HORROR? Satantango (1994)
Bela Tarr's seven-hour-long Satantango is widely hailed as a '90s arthouse classic. But at its heart, is it *just* a regular old horror movie?
Mother’s Day (1980) Deserves Its Props
1980's Mother's Day is one of the sickest, trashiest and most surprisingly satirical slasher/revenge hybrids you'll ever witness!
Let’s Talk About Kids Getting Killed in Horror Movies
Is there a cultural reason why kids getting killed is no longer taboo in genre films? Apparently, *something* changed over the last decade ...