As the horror genre barreled its way through the great remake goldrush of the 2000s, virtually every famous and half famous fear flick managed to
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Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 2: And All Through The House (1989) – Review
Fresh from trying to drive Bob Hoskins insane in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and before he lept into the mind scrambling time travel of Back
Don’t Open Till Christmas (1984) – Review
While 1984 was the year we got the undisputed king of infamous Christmas slasher movies with Silent Night, Deadly Night, there was another film released
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 1: The Man Who Was Death (1989) – Review
Oh sure, HBO managed to change the face of television with the Sopranos, but when it came to altering the type of content you could
Puppet Master 5 (1994) – Review
Possibly my most favorite thing about so-called “final chapters” is that they very seldom actually are. Jason Vorhees famously got 2, the X-Men’s Last Stand
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 8: Winter Fire (2025) – Review
As any clown in the circus business will tell you, it’s all about the big finish. Build up is vital of course, but all the
Ghoulies IV (1994) – Review
When any kind of long running horror franchise tries to make some sort of claim that it’s going back to its roots, then it’s usually
The Silent Night, Deadly Night Films Ranked (2025 Update)
The Silent Night, Deadly Night films are a series of American slasher horror movies that began with the release of the original film in 1984.
Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) – Review
Just how many reboots does a film need?Obviously, if you’re taking into account how many versions of Frankenstein, Dracula and Little Women there’s been, then
Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 (2025) – Review
The problem with any kind of long running IP is when you get to a certain point in your universe, there’s always that danger that
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 7: The Black Spot (2025) – Review
As if the minds behind It: Welcome To Derry hadn’t already done enough to let us know that TV wouldn’t be taking the kid-eating antics
Leprechaun 4: In Space (1997) – Review
Space. It may be considered the final frontier, but for a surprising amount of horror icons, it’s also been something of a last resort. Such
Spiral (1998) – Review
Sequels tend to be fairly straightforward affairs, right? Follow up an earlier film with a continuing storyline that delivers all the things you liked about
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 6: In The Name Of The Father (2025) – Review
Well, the pressure is really starting to build in Derry, but not all of it is coming from the hate radiating, shapeshifting clown that lurks
The Ruins (2008) – Review
If left untreated, killer plant movies can spring up like weeds. There’s the Triffids of course and we certainly can’t forget the voracious appetite of
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 5: 29 Neibolt Street (2025) – Review
If Welcome To Derry has succeeded at anything during its previous four episodes, it’s that it’s gone to great lengths to remind us that the
Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go To College (1990) – Review
When it comes to generating near endless amounts of anarchic chaos, there’s not many genres that can match either the college frat comedy or a
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 4: The Great Swirling Apparatus Of Our Planet’s Function (2025) – Review
As we broach the halfway point of Pennywise’s small screen rebirth, we’ve found that It: Welcome To Derry seems to have settled into something of
Keeper (2025) – Review
For a director who started out his directorial output as slow and measured as the plots of his films, Osgood Perkins really has suddenly slammed
Crimson Peak (2015) – Review
Guillermo Del Toro is no stranger to ghost stories, and he’s certainly no stranger to gothic ambience, and yet it’s kind of weird that Crimson
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