Tag: retro horror

Robert Tharp sinks his teeth into Dracula’s legacy, exploring 45+ portrayals of the Count from the 1920s to the 2020s — classics, oddities, and everything in-between.

If you’ve spent any time at all on HorrorFam.com, you’ve read an article or review by Christi Bandy. Now, see her face and hear her voice!

Lauren Spear thoroughly reviews FORTY 1995 horror movies! How do they hold up, three decades after their initial release…?

Artist Stephen Bell aka Novelties by STEXE shares how he transitioned from his modelmaking work for Natural History Museums into creating wonderfully fun novelties for B-movie horror fans!

Robert Tharp shares his thoughts on ten films from his birth year. How do these significant 1955 horror movies hold up 70 years later…?

The EC horror comics of the 1950s are being reprinted yet again! Frank Spear reviews the 2020’s “EC Archives” collections and offers commentary on nine (out of 72!) of his favorite stories from the first three volumes. WARNING:75-year-old spoilers ahead!!

For better or worse, each of these 1985 horror movies made an impact! Lauren Spear shares her thoughts on 26 horror films celebrating their 40th birthdays.

Adam Page shares 10 horror movie kill scenes that transcended the Horror Community and made their way into human culture at large. Warning: SPOILERS AHEAD!

Frank & Lauren Spear tackle the most significant horror movies of 2004: from films that started franchise to those that ended them, from novel adaptations to comics, and from zombies to dolls to giant worms and everything in-between!

Lauren Spear has gathered together 8 significant workout-related gym death scenes from horror movies for you to point to and say, “See? THAT could be ME if I go!!” the next time you need to justify taking a Rest Day. You’re welcome.

Timi Brennan was a Beetlejuice fan who tried his hand at cosplaying and suddenly found himself with a side gig he’d never imagined! He’s also a YouTuber known as ALTERN84M – sharing his thoughts on horror films new & old!

Robert Tharp, a real-life monster maker with decades of experience, shares his thoughts on portrayals of Frankenstein’s monster in movies, masks, and more!