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
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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
Is It Human? Is It Meat? It’s Inhumanwich!
Looking for some light-hearted horror comedy for your Friday night? Tired of cuddling up with just your Facehugger pillow? Nothing feels more like a warm hug than some
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
A Love Letter to The Monument Mythos: A Beautifully Disturbing World of Alternate History
On November 5th, 1968, James Dean won the presidential race and was officially elected the 37th president of the United States. Dean was humble in his win, and
10 of the Best Horror Movie Plot Twists (Spoilers Ahead!)
For nearly as long as there have been horror movies, there have been horror movie plot twists! After all, one of reality’s most horrifying aspects is its unpredictability
Horror Out TODAY: Conjuring the Beyond (2022) Review
When Conjuring the Beyond, a 2022 horror movie about a sleep paralysis study gone awry (out on iTunes/Amazon Prime Video/Google Play/Xbox/Vudu TODAY, September 13th!!) showed up in my
Death Count (2022) Review
Death Count is an upcoming 2022 horror movie attempting to put a modern spin on the oftentimes formulaic torture subgenre. The film was directed and shot by Michael
The Tell Tale Heart 2021 Review
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
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
