Creature feature! I think the 90s was kind of the explosion of “but what if big animal.” We dreamt up the terrifying concept of ANIMALS but BIG. Lake Placid, Anaconda,

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America sure has a creature feature obsession huh? From frogs to bats to sharks to alligators, we love watching nature do nature shit. Look no further than Shark Week to

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Have you seen A Quiet Place? Do you want to see it while people are on the move, but it feels like way more like a young adult novel? Then

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The new evolution of horror is so good that it’s hard to put some aspects into words. It makes you feel things like Lovecraft describes cosmic horror. It’s just hard

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Have you ever thought of something so bizarre that you think, “What the fuck is wrong with me?” And then you subsequently remove that thought from your brain? I have

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Consider this – space horror movies are honestly the same genre as big spooky house horror. Most space movies with horror aspects take place on a giant, creaky, abandoned ship

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It probably wouldn’t be a stretch to say that Event Horizon is one of the most influential horror movies of the past 30 years. It’s a movie that has stood

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I’ve talked about big spooky houses before, and I’ll say it again: Only big spooky things happen in big spooky houses. Mansions, cabins in the woods, etc. I think it’s

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I’ve gotta say, I’m a real sucker for a movie involving a spooky manor. Any time a spacious mansion is in play I get goosebumps just imagining the myriad of

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I think everyone in the world has had some passing fascination with vampires. Whether it’s a classic like Nosferatu, some goofy modern like Twilight, or really any flavor in-between. You’ve

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