Why the Original Texas Chainsaw Massacre Is Still the Scariest Film Ever Made
With announcement of a revamped version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre hitting Netflix in 2022, and in hindsight of about a million and one sequels, remakes,
Category: Horror
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Why The Fly Is David Cronenberg and Jeff Goldblum’s Best Film
David Cronenberg is one of the most celebrated cinematic auteurs of the body horror sub genre, while Jeff Goldblum is well-known for his irreverent, zany pers
Wish Upon: Why It’s One Of The Worst Horror Movies Of The Last Decade
In the summer of 2017, there was a horror movie that was disliked by so many critics and fans that it was put on many of their worst of lists. The feature tur
Why Looking For Mr. Goodbar Needs a Blu-Ray and Streaming Release
Cinema in the 1970s was truly a golden age. Year after year, both American and foreign imports elevated the artform to new heights of gritty and urban realism
Movie Review: The Manor
Blumhouse is definitely doing its best to set the standard for horror, but as many hits as it’s had, there are some misses here and there, and then ther
Let’s Talk About ‘The Advent Calendar’
Talk about a bleak Christmas if there ever was one, since this movie takes the idea of the advent calendar to an extreme that is difficult to think about sinc
A Peek Into The Evolution of Horror Movies Over the Last 100 Years
Horror movies have a dedicated fan following of their and even if you’re not a diehard lover of all things creepy, you can’t really say you don
Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare Is A Missed Opportunity
Who could forget Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare? This slick horror movie centered around Olivia and her college friends who are in Mexico before graduation.
Why See No Evil Failed To Start A New Horror Franchise
It’s not surprising that every now and then that a new horror franchise tries to start in a popular genre that’s crowded with icons such as Michae
Come Play: Movie Review
Let’s go ahead and say that the movies definitely take the idea of an imaginary friend and turn it on its head without thinking of what it might do to t
