Supernatural Horror
Live-Evil is Full of Striking Visuals but Suffers from Poor Pacing
Ari Kirschenbaum promised horror fans at Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo that Live-Evil was a horror experience they were sure to remember. The film has been described as “Gho...
Advance Comic Review: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1953
Recently Hellboy comics haven’t been as thrilling as they once were. My love of Hellboy as a character and of his universe is what encouraged me to check out this title. However, after...
Trick or Treat: Surprisingly Well-Mannered Children in Genre Film
A standard tradition on Halloween is for the kids to dress up in costumes and set out for the trick or treat festivities as the evening sets in. Usually these kids end up in groups for safety reasons ...
Justin Steele’s Top Five Films to Watch on Halloween
As the Halloween season approaches, we all have our go-to films that we pop in the DVD or Blu-Ray player. One of my own personal favorite Halloween activities is to get together with friends...
Review: The Invoking 2
Anthologies are not always easy to pull off. While it is not a hard-and-fast rule, in order to achieve the desired scare, there usually needs to be an efficient amount of time dedicated to charac...
Exclusive Interview: Talking to director Jonas Alexander Arnby about his debut film When Animals Dream
Wicked Horror’s April Bennett had a chance to interview Danish director Jonas Alexander Arnby about his breakout film When Animals Dream. Although this is Arnby’s first film, he ...
Book Review: X-Files Archives Vol 1
X-Files Archives Volume 1: Whirlwind and Ruins is a compilation of two previously released, stand-alone novels by prominent science fiction writers. IDW Publishing released this volume this week,...
Mainstream Horror TV: What Does It Mean for Horror Fans?
Horror TV is not a new phenomenon. Shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tales From the Crypt, Dark Shadows, and Night Gallery have been and continue to be influential to scrib...
Why John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness Was a Surprising Twist on Devil Movies
John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness was an unexpected movie that came about at an unexpected time. Through the 1970’s and early ‘80’s, satanic horror had been exhausted to ...