From the opening scene, which seems to say ?It was a dark and stormy night?, Havenhurst is as conventional as a horror film can be. Besides the dismal weather for the opening, we immediately discover that we?re going to hear a lot of screaming in the film.
Debuting at Sundance this weekend, Killing Ground tells the story of Ian and Samantha, a young couple who arrive at an isolated campsite for a weekend getaway, only to find an abandoned SUV and an abandoned tent. ?As night falls and the campers fail to return, Ian and Sam grow increasingly uneasy. When they discover…
Hallowe’en is here! In a spooktacular episode, Steve invites Allen Forrest on the show to talk power and identity in 1996’s cult classic, THE CRAFT. Want to continue to conversation at home? ?Click the link below to download ?Fishing for More? ? some small group questions for you to bring to those in your area….
The Unspoken is making it to theaters and VOD just before Halloween. It is a run-of-the-mill horror film.
Southbound is an anthology of five loosely related horror stories, each from different directors and writing teams. Some of the films have a bit of a Twilight Zone feel to them.
Dear Santa, Can you please bring us more slashers as good as Black Christmas (no, not the shoddy remake from 2006; we’re referring to the 1974 original)?? Because someone or something needs to remind Hollywood that horror films are allowed to have talented legitimate actors, compelling scripts and genuinely effective–yet relatively gore-less–scares. Sure, it’s just…
One of the best films of the vampire genre–that most folks have never even heard of–is Near Dark, but it’s revered by bloodsucking devotees. Jason Norton explains why.
The late great H.P. Lovecraft never envisioned his serial short story inspiring such a campy reinterpretation of the source material. But that silliness fueled its shelf life.
