We’re doing something a little different this week, Horror Fam! Something wild and wacky. You see, I just found out that the month of September is both National
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September 2023 Horror: New & Upcoming Projects
Each month, I get a ton of emails about exciting upcoming horror projects and, while I’m unable to showcase them all individually, I’m absolutely thrilled to share them
Celebrating Matango 60 Years Later (Attack of the Mushroom People!)
Today (August 11, 2023) marks the 60th anniversary of Matango! Brought to you by Ishirō Honda (director of Godzilla and other beloved faves!), this truly unique Japanese horror
Review: Disney’s Haunted Mansion (2023)
Earlier this week, FrankenSpear and I hit the local theaters to check out Haunted Mansion (2023)! You know I love haunted house & ghost movies! And as soon
August 2023 Horror: New & Upcoming Projects
Each month, I get a ton of emails about exciting upcoming horror projects and, while I’m unable to showcase them all individually, I’m absolutely thrilled to share them
July 2023 Horror: New & Upcoming Projects
Each month, I get a ton of emails about exciting upcoming horror projects and, while I’m unable to showcase them all individually, I’m absolutely thrilled to share them
28 Days Later: 20 YEARS Later!
June 27, 2023 marks the 20th anniversary of Danny Boyle’s revolutionary zombie horror film 28 Days Later making its debut in the United States. Since I’m a USA-based
5 Best Horror Tabletop Games (Horror Card, Dice, and Board Games!)
The first Saturday of June is always International Tabletop Games Day! My family and I love playing board, dice, and card games together — especially horror-themed ones! —
14 Short Horror Films by Filmmakers Age 24 and Under (NFFTY 2023 Film Festival)
I was recently approached by NFFTY (National Film Festival for Talented Youth) and asked if I’d be interested in watching and writing about the short horror films they’re
Review: We Have a Ghost (2023, Netflix)
Netflix’s We Have a Ghost, based on the short story “Ernest” by Geoff Manaugh, has seemingly everything going for it: The cast, the director, and the premise are
