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.
Many rockers and their bands have appeared in horror films as themselves, but we’d like to talk about six who went FULLY into acting and played characters in the genre!
This week’s post is heavy on photos and low on reading or thinking: Lauren Spear gives some love to the most aesthetically awesome monsters from 1980’s creature features!
In March’s edition of Izzy’s Eerie Indies, Isaiah Swanson takes a look at Sam Krass’ horror film debut, Blood Bait (2024) – a vampire tale heavily inspired by Hammer films of olde!
Terror can sprout from unexpected sources! Check out the botanical nightmares in our list of killer plant horror films, but don’t be surprised if fear begins to take root…!
This list is for viewers looking for something out of the ordinary. Uncanny, haunting, and just plain wrong — these surreal horror films will stick with you long after the nightmare is over.
Wanna time travel back to the decade of excess? All you need are a few lightning bolts, a handsome dead Victorian guy, and some REO Speedwagon! But first, read Christi Bandy’s review of Lisa Frankenstein!
For this month’s Izzy’s Eerie Indies, Isaiah Swanson spotlights Christopher Wesley Moore and his Southern-gothic-meets-giallo slasher When the Trash Man Knocks. It’s the deep south’s Deep Red!
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