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Five Terrifying Horror Novels That Need to be Feature Films
The best works of literature stick with you long after you finish reading them. They leave a lasting...
After Midnight is Another Must-Watch from Jeremy Gardner [Review]
Horror fans will be well versed in the saga of life post-The Battery for writer, director, and star ...
Parasite’s Big Night at the Oscars is a Big Win for Horror
Parasite winning big at the 2020 Oscars marked a major turning point for Hollywood in a variety of i...
Nicnevin and the Bloody Queen is a Stunning Execution of Gothic Horror [Graphic Novel Review]
Nicnevin and the Bloody Queen follows Nissy (Nicnevin) a rebellious teenage girl who is whisked away...
Camp Cold Brook Composer Chad Rehmann Talks Scoring the Upcoming Horror Film [Interview]
What do horror legends like Joe Dante, Danielle Harris and Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn...
Worst to First: Ranking the Lois Duncan Film Adaptations
Last year for Women in Horror month, I listed some of my favorite Lois Duncan novels. Duncan’...
Fifteen Years Later Hostel is Still Plagued by Awful Characters and Cringeworthy Dialogue [Editorial]
Hostel marks Eli Roth’s second feature film directorial effort, with Cabin Fev...
First Love is Snatch with Sword Fights [Blu-Ray Review]
Early on in First Love, the main character, Leo (Masataka Kubota), is in a boxing match. When he pun...