Matthew Brown’s Julia (2014) Is Brutally Tough
by In 1978, a strange little revenge film hit the theaters called Day of the Woman. After a limited theatrical release that made small waves with …
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Killer Rack (2015) Is Wildly Entertaining
As night number one wrapped up at the Eerie Horror Festival, I was swept away in the nostalgia as I talked about horror movies of the …
ST Interviews Lucky McKee
This Halloween, you’ve got to check out the new anthology horror movie Tales of Halloween. The movie features 11 stories from 10 different directors (as well …
Burying the Ex (2015) – Behind the Times Horror
Have you ever felt that a movie was behind of its time? We always talk about movies that are ahead of their time. For example, …
June (2015) – Passive Aggressive Evil
If I had supernatural powers as a child, this world (as we know it) wouldn’t exist. All kids can be quite moody, and I was …
Tales of Halloween (2015) Is a New Classic
There’s something magical about this time of year. The weather isn’t extremely hot or extremely cold. It’s comfortable. It’s awesome. Kids appreciate the sunny days …
Goodbye, Wes Craven. I’ll Remember You In My Dreams.
Hi. I never knew Wes Craven personally but he’s been with me since I was a child. Now, unlike most horror fans, Nightmare on Elm Street was …
I Lived (2015) – Creative Marketing Is Genius
When marketing a horror movie, it never hurts to be creative. Take, for example, Cloverfield. The trailer for Cloverfield was first shown before 2007’s Transformers without hitting any …
Let’s Talk About The Sleepaway Camp Series
An often overlooked (but highly entertaining) horror series is the Sleepaway Camp movies. The films feature one of the greatest twists in a horror movie ever, a …
8 Films To Die For Returns – Adds Lumberjack Man
One of the best marketing ideas for horror occurred in 2006. After Dark Films decided to package multiple horror films under a banner that read …