Tag: nostalgia

Frank Spear thoroughly reviews Resident Evil Requiem AKA Resident Evil 9 while showing his “Street Cred” by sharing his personal experiences with the previous mainline RE games (0-8, Code Veronica, Revelations 1 + 2, the REmakes, etc.) to illustrate how RE9 is AWESOME for longtime Resident Evil fans. (NOT SPONSORED!!)

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…!

Real-life man from the ’50s Robert Tharp shares his thoughts on 1956 horror films! How do they hold up 70 years later…?

June 2024 marked FIFTY years of maskmaking expertise for Robert Tharp. To celebrate, he reminisced about his favorite horror movie monster reveal/unmasking scenes!

You dipped your toe into the horror genre with some gentle starter films and now you wanna watch something a TEENY bit scarier but not TOO scary? PG-13 horror movies to the rescue!

Frank Spear watched & reviewed over THIRTY 2005 horror movies! How do they hold up, two decades after their initial release…?

Guest writer Dan Rafter shares five nostalgia-soaked made-for-TV horror movies he considers worthy of rewatches in the current streaming era!

Esteemed horror historian Ron Magid shares some of The Halloween Society’s fascinating history and its groundbreaking impact on how Halloween masks and horror movie props were treated in the years since. You’ll also hear from indie horror filmmaker Harrison Magid on how he and his father are working together to “revive and resuscitate” The Halloween Society through new publications and an upcoming documentary – The Halloween Society: Unmasked!

Since publishing our list of 20 tween-friendly horror films, we’ve had more requests for a sequel to that post than anything else we’ve written. So, here’s an even BIGGER list of horror movies for tweens!!

Christi Bandy shares 20 kid and tween-friendly horror movies your entire family can enjoy. You may recognize a few classics from your OWN spooky childhood!

There aren’t as many doors as you might think! Guest writer Dan Rafter shares why the Beyond the Door trilogy is “the goofiest and most entertaining horror series you’ve never seen.”

Retired maskmaker Robert Tharp shares 24 of Don Post Studios’ most memorable masks, the artists who brought them to life, the horror films that inspired them, and his memories from 38 years working as an artist for the studio!