Category: Horror Movies
In My Skin and the Beauty of Body Horror
Jessica Baker-Moore revisits Marina de Van’s body horror feature film debut In My Skin (2002) and shares why it’s THE Modern French Extremity film. SPOILERS AHEAD!!
Inbox Roundup: July 2026 Indie Horror Projects
Here are the new & upcoming July 2026 indie horror projects from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in August…?
8 of the Best Horror Movie She-Wolves
Adam Page celebrates the FURocious women whose monthly curses make up an oft overlooked horror subgenre: She-wolves!
The J-Horror Invasion: How Asian Cinema Saved American Horror in the 2000s
Mike Meyerson covers the “J-Horror Invasion” of the 2000s, the American remakes, and the lasting influences of the era on horror films to this day!
Horror by Year: Reviewing 1996’s Horror Movies
Do 1996 horror movies still hold up decades after their release? Lauren Spear rewatched the films and shared her reviews!
Inbox Roundup: June 2026 Indie Horror Projects
Here are the new & upcoming June 2026 indie horror projects from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in July…?
12 Horror Movie Prequels Worth Checking Out
Frank Spear shares a full dozen horror movie prequels that are worth your time to check out! Each film adds to its franchise’s lore in fun ways for fans. (SPOILERS AHEAD!)
The Top 5 Iconic Women from the Stephen King Universe
Adam Page delves into the unique way Stephen King writes women characters in his horror fiction and shares who he thinks are the BEST gals King ever created.
6 MORE Podcaster/DJ Horror Films to Check Out If You Loved Undertone
Dan Rafter loved Undertone and decided to seek out MORE podcaster and DJ horror films to watch – here are the six he loved the MOST! Did your favorites make his list…?
16 Memorable Improvised Weapons in Horror Movies
Lauren Spear shares 16 memorable improvised weapons in horror movies, used by good guys and baddies. Which one are YOU reaching for to defend yourself with?
Erich Cannon’s His Monster Brings East Asian Folklore to the Oregon Woods
Isaiah Swanson covers the grief, paranoia, fear, and monstrous shōjō shenanigans in Erich Cannon’s indie horror feature film debut HIS MONSTER.
The Deliciousness of Forbidden Fruits
The gory kills are awesome, but Christi Bandy loves how Forbidden Fruits handles the humor and horrors of female friend groups. Check out her spoiler-free review!












