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The Hunt for the BTK Killer: A MOnster Review

The first installment in the MOnster Musings Series is a review of The Hunt for the BTK Killer (2005)! This made-for-TV movie was produced by Diana Kerew Productions, distributed byRead More

‘The Hornet’s Disciple and the Scars She Left’ (Review)

The Hornet’s Disciple and the Scars She Left

It’s a crying shame we live in a world where fans of hardcore horror know all about The Human Centipede, Flowers of Flesh and Blood, August Underground, and every goddamnRead More

The Strangers: Prey At Night (2018): Too Much, Or Too Little?

Wow, has it really been ten years since The Strangers first graced the silver screen? Christ, I’m old. At any rate, I was a fan of that film, what withRead More

Tox’s Throwback – Romancing the Knife

Psychos in Love 4

Ahh. The first date – the time where you often nervously engage in deep conversation with the person sitting across from you, while assessing your emotional and physical chemistry. Sometimes, thoseRead More

The Feral Virus

Feral Movie Poster

Trying to find the time to sit, breathe and watch a movie to kick off the summer in the non-typical sense of revisiting The Friday the 13th franchise, or evenRead More

Sequence Break (2017): Winning by Breaking

“It Will Pull You In” Have you ever played a video game where reality seems to slow down and disappear while you just get sucked into the world of theRead More

ISLAND ZERO (2017) : Mysteries of the Deep!

Freestyle Releasing’s latest offering gets reviewed by ScareTissue’s resident MOnster! “A fishing community on a remote Maine island finds itself suddenly cut off from the rest of the world afterRead More

E-Bowla (2018) – Grab Your Balls We’re Going Bowling

EBOWLA Poster

E-Bowla is a 2018 horror short film written and directed by Cindy Maples starring Will Chase, Leo Kempf, Rusty James and Paul Nicely. It’s ladies night at the local bowling alleyRead More

The Darkest (2017) – Turn Out the Lights and Watch!

The Darkest (2017)

They say that it’s a sign of advanced intelligence if you’re able to hold two opposing ideas in your head at the same time. The cat is alive; the catRead More

Girls Night 2 (2018) – Nightmare Sequel

Girls Night 2 Feature

About a year ago I brought you a review of David Teixeira’s Girls Night which was a clever retelling of the horror classic Bloody Mary. I always enjoy watching filmmakersRead More

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