A Tribute to the One and Only Tony Todd: Horror Won’t Be The Same Without Him That Voice. That Presence. That Impact. My first encounter with Tony Todd wasn’t in a lead role. It was The Crow (1994), and he was the subdued, even-tempered right-hand man to Michael Wincott’s wildly eccentric villain, Top Dollar. It was basically the battle of …
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2025’s New Horror Movies – Part 2 So here we go again: More new horror movies coming out in 2025, and a second outing that I’m hoping will not be a waste of your time, dear readers. And to be clear, these are just my opinions about trailers/films I haven’t seen, so I don’t expect universal agreement or conformity. On …
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Hold onto your green herbs, horror fans! Resident Evil 9: Requiem has officially been announced, and it’s dropping in February 2026! Cue the eerie typewriter music and the collective squeal of gamers everywhere. We’ve been waiting (impatiently) for this ever since the dust settled after Resident Evil: Village, which gave us towering vampire moms, creepy haunted dolls, and werewolves that …
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2025’s New Horror Movies – Part 1 I’m sure I’m the last to the party, but there seems to be an abundance of new horror movies making their way into theaters in 2025, and I thought this would be a good time to give my thoughts on some of the upcoming titles. And if you haven’t made it out to …
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“Voorhees” coming in Spring 2019. With the ongoing litigation surrounding the Friday the 13th franchise, fans of the slasher series have been left in limbo for the foreseeable future. Fortunately for F13th fans, independent filmmakers have stepped up to fill the void. Vincent DiSanti’s 2017 F13th fan film “Never Hike Alone” (by Womp Stomp Films) was a resounding success in late …
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A throwback for fans of grindhouse theater. TERRIFIER pays homage to the grindhouse/double feature era. Although clearly shot in present-day (cell phones, car models, etc), director Damien Leone and cinematographer Christopher Cafaro perfectly encapsulate the feel of grindhouse cinema with the use of pop zooms, sharp cuts, orange/black coloration, and distinct score. There is no doubt that Art the clown/mime is the star …
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A new Halloween film wrapped principal photography and is slated for a nationwide release on October 19th, 2018. Understandably, there will be some eyes rolling after learning of yet another installment in the fading Halloween (faded?) franchise. Who’s making it? And, uh…why…especially after the bad taste that ‘Halloween: Resurrection’ left the Halloween faithful? The Halloween sequels have systematically gnawed away …
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Writer’s Note: There will be a youtube video ranking these movies accordingly. For the sake of this article, these are my top ten horror comedies in no particular order. Anyway — enough talk! Here is the list: Tremors (1990) This movie was flat-out ENTERTAINING. A well-acted comedy set within a classic monster movie. Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon still find …
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I’m sure by now, everyone has seen the new IT trailer, and if you’re like me, you’re freaking pumped up. Granted, the trailer has some issues, and made the film almost look like it’s going to be another run-of-the-mill Hollywood jump fest. Still, I don’t think that’s going to be the case, and is just another instance of Hollywood being typical …
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John Carpenter. Wes Craven. Alfred Hitchcock. A few names with one thing in common: these are some of the most famous horror filmmakers in history. Time and time again, these men have redefined the horror genre, and left their signature on Hollywood. Starting in August, John Hale will attempt to do just that, and build a legacy in the process. …
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