Stanley Kubrick & The Shining Ending Photo (GIVEAWAY)
July 26th marks the birth of Stanley Kubrick, director of The Shining (1980) starring Jack Nicholson! To celebrate, JacksGoldRoom is giving one lucky HorrorFam.com reader a chance to become a permanent “guest” of the Overlook.
Whether it’s bone-chilling tales of dogs-turned-monsters or heartwarming stories of loyalty and bravery, these 13 dog-themed horror movies are sure to keep your tail wagging during the dog days of summer.
Lauren Spear is joined by Waylon Reavis, the charismatic frontman of A Killer’s Confession (and former lead singer of Mushroomhead) as he talks about horror movies, creepy latex masks, and his upcoming monster-serial-killer-vigilante-themed concept album Victim 1!
Sonny & Michael Mahal are perhaps THE most prolific indie horror filmmakers of the decade… It’s no wonder Isaiah Swanson couldn’t resist covering the Mahal Empire!
Christi Bandy rushed to theaters to watch & review In a Violent Nature (2024) – read her thoughts on this unique horror film, told from the slasher’s perspective!
June 2024 marks FIFTY years of maskmaking expertise for Robert Tharp. To celebrate, he’s reminicing about his favorite horror movie monster reveal/unmasking scenes!
For Father’s Day weekend, we’re looking at over a dozen horror movie dads — including two on complete opposite ends of the spectrum, who we name the Worst and BEST dads in horror films!
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