Category: Reviews

Christi Bandy weighs in on the best 2024 horror movies – from scary sequels to refreshing originals – that made this a frighteningly fantastic year at the theater!

AJ Spencer reviews Midwestern Gothic, the newest horror anthology novel from Scott Thomas. (AJ’s Horror Reads #8)

Christi Bandy doesn’t usually like horror film sequels… Did Terrifier 3 and Smile 2 change her mind? Read her (no spoilers) reviews!

Isaiah Swanson has chosen to shine the Izzy’s Eerie Indies’ spotlight on Joshua R. Pangborn! Get to know the man behind SideKick Productions, and learn a little more about his newest movies: A Taste of Youth & The Brooklyn Butcher.

Last week, Lauren Spear shared 13 horror movies set on Halloween with the promise she’d be back today with even MORE. Here they are! 20 Halloween horror movies – all set on October 31st – organized by age group for your convenience.

Organized by age group, Lauren Spear shares 13 horror movies set on Halloween that are appropriate for kids, tweens, teens, and adults!

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!)

Get to know Isaiah Swanson, the nomadic writer responsible for HorrorFam.com’s “Izzy’s Eerie Indies” reviews! Lauren Spear chats with him about his werewolf alter ego, The Bitter Wolf; achieving an amazing milestone; life on the road; and his love for independent horror creators.

Horror author AJ Spencer shares his thoughts on Starlet by Danger Slater – the newest novel from the writer of House of Rot.

Horror author AJ Spencer chats about growing up with horror in the ’90s, challenges for horror fan parents nowadays, and all about his newest zombie-themed YA novel Electric Eyes!!

Vampires, supernatural serial killers, ancient body-snatching worms, queer found families, and more — Isaiah Swanson knew he had to do a deep dive into the horror films of 19-year-old Australian filmmaker Alice Maio Mackay.

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!