The Curse of Frankenstein is a landmark film for horror. Hammer and its legacy of “Hammer Horror” might not have existed if it wasn’t for the...
The name Maila Nurmi may not ring any bells at first, but her alter-ego, Vampira, was nothing short of a belle from hell! Read on for...
There may be no greater magic in cinema than achieving the intangible out of the tangible. Yet, we’ve all seen movies filled with blood and fog...
The early 1990’s sucked for horror movies… I mean, really sucked. Movies like Dr. Giggles (1992), Man’s Best Friend (1993), and Cemetery Man (1994) failed spectacularly, for me,...
Sometimes it takes awhile for great art to be appreciated. Take John Carpenter’s The Thing, for instance. A remake of the classic b-movie The Thing from Another World,...
There’s no doubt about it; Stephen King remains one of the most prolific and important authors of our times. There have been dozens of film and...
On August 1, 1986, the sixth Friday the 13th movie hit theaters, and no one – least of all diehard Friday fans – could have expected...
“Grandpa says there are only three monsters left on the earth: Bigfoot, The Loch Ness Monster, and Tropopkins.” Director: Jeremy Stanford Writer: Fred Olen Ray, Craig...
Bestselling author Stephen King has had quite a resurgence recently with his novels and short stories being adapted into film and television projects. King is by...
Earlier this month the much loved actor George Kennedy passed away at 91. Born in New York in 1925, he seemed destined to have a career...
It’s hard to say just who was more ubiquitous in the 80s: Ronald Reagan, Michael Jackson, or Freddy Krueger. Amazingly, in one of the strangest examples...
Written by Clive Barker Published by Harper Collins Nothing ever begins – or so begins the story of Weaveworld; written by Clive Barker in 1987, these...
Since 1925 The Phantom of the Opera has terrified men, women, and children. When the film was first released, it caused moviegoers to faint in the...
I grew up loving horror movies. Big surprise, right? Like most of us, I had my favorite slashers and franchises growing up. Just like some kids...
On July 19, 1985 the darkest day of horror the world has ever known came to pass. That day saw the release of George A. Romero’s...
George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead turns 30 this July. As the third installment in the series that invented zombies as we know them today, the...