The Tell Tale Heart begins with a quote from American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow… An interesting choice, right off the bat, as ol’ Poe had an interesting history
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The Night House Conveys Intense Dread in the Best Way Possible
The entire vibe of The Night House is foreboding, from the beginning to the end. These types of films don’t seem to be the norm anymore, but I
What’s Streaming Where?! October 2021 Horror Movies Streaming for Halloween
Now that it’s officially Spooky Month, friends and family members have been asking me “Where’s [horror movie] streaming right now?” And then I’d go track down [horror movie]
Going Back in Time with the “Fear Street” Trilogy
Many of us who are horror fans now started in the same place: as RL Stine fans. Whether you were a bibliophile as a kid and couldn’t resist
A Ghost Waits – A Haunting Love Story
After two years of waiting due to Covid cancellations, I finally got to attend Texas Frightmare Weekend, my horror home since 2010. This convention brings some of the
Halloween III: Season of the Witch 30+ Years Later
It’s been a while hasn’t it, Fam? As I continue to go through health struggles, I’m unable to be at my desk as much as I used to
Podcast Episode 15: Sean Haitz Takes Time to “Ketchup” on the Making of His New Horror-Comedy Cannibal Comedian
Writer/Director Sean Haitz joins Lauren Spear on the HorrorFam.com Podcast to give horror fans a taste of his upcoming horror-comedy Cannibal Comedian! If you enjoyed this episode, please
20 Kid/Tween-Friendly Horror Flicks
Though the first movie that gave me nightmares isn’t billed as a horror movie (and yes, I still occasionally have the nightmares…damn you, Return to Oz!) there are
Podcast Episode 14: Kyle Hester on Indie Filmmaking and His Upcoming Horror-Action Movie Preacher Six!
Many indie horror fans are already familiar with Kyle Hester thanks to last year’s Zombie with a Shotgun… Now, Kyle Hester joins Lauren Spear on the HorrorFam.com Podcast
The “Core” Universal Monsters: Ranked!
As horror fans, we all know — or at least know of — the classic Universal monsters. Their legacy began in the silent era with The Phantom of
