I love Horror-Comedies. I always have, ever since I saw Army of Darkness when I was, like, twelve years old. The only thing that can improve Horror is adding in some laughs, and I typically eat those movies right up. But what about a Horror… ROMANTIC-Comedy? How would that even work? Well that is what the new movie Heart Eyes sets out to investigate. Can … Continue reading Heart Eyes Review
Ed from the Film Effect podcast is back to talk one of his old favorite movies, Tales From The Crypt’s Bordello Of Blood. But has it aged well? For more from The Film Effect, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 139: Bordello Of Blood
Channing Tatum sure is having himself a fine little 2024, isn’t he? The guy has had three movies come out this year, and he had no less than a tertiary role in any of them. The least of them, Deadpool & Wolverine, saw him finally get his hands on a dream role he had spent years pushing for. Oh, and it led to his becoming … Continue reading Blink Twice Review
January twelfth two-thousand and twenty-five, and it’s time to get our first bout of Shudder Roulette under our belts for the new year with the new take on the Folk Horror genre, Get Away. I strangely feel like I’ve been watching less Shudder than usual lately, so I needed this. Maybe it’s because I no longer subscribe to Shudder directly, but now get to it … Continue reading Get Away Review
NIGHT AT THE HARVEST is a spine-chilling thriller where masks and costumes aren’t just for fun—they’re part of a terrifying ritual. Prepare for a journey into the heart of fear, where every shadow hides an unknown threat and each twist reveals the mysteries behind the Harvest. NIGHT OF THE HARVEST is the third horror feature film created by the Carter Ink Films team of CHRISTOPHER M. CARTER … Continue reading Night Of The Harvest Review
Sean from Review It Yourself is back to look at the forgotten sequel to 30 Days Of Night–it’s 30 Days Of Night: Dark Days! For more from Review It Yourself, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 136: 30 Days Of Night: Dark Days
It’s always fun when Hollywood seems to release the same movie twice in a very short timespan. You know what I’m talking about. Like how, in the 90’s, we’d get two flicks about volcanoes in a few months or two outings with an asteroid hurtling towards Earth in a short window. Two studios would have a similar idea at the same time SOMEHOW, and the … Continue reading Werewolves Review
Drawing comparisons to The Witch, SCREAMBOX Exclusive folk-horror film Breathing In streams December 3. Set against the backdrop of war in South Africa, the chamber piece finds a wounded general seeking refuge with an herbalist and her mysterious daughter. I remember being very scared of The Witch (Or The VVitch, if you want to do that thing, I guess). Not because it was horrifying or … Continue reading Breathing In Review
You know now what’s a really strange juxtaposition? As much as I enjoy found footage movies, I’ve never been particularly wild about The Blair With Project. I know, I know. It’s one of the most beloved horror and found footage properties out there. It was an absolute phenomenon when it came out that took the world by storm, and it still has millions of passionate … Continue reading Das Bose Im Wald Review
Look for Hell Hole, the new movie by The Adams Family, to be hitting Shudder soon! Oh, it’s a new Shudder movie, and everyone knows those and I go way back! Hell Hole is a new movie from The Adams Family movie-making family, and it tells the tale of a parasitic monster hosting itself in various bodies as it waits to be ready to thrive … Continue reading Hell Hole Review
Legendary horror host Joe Bob Briggs stars as a paranormal radio show host in Cryptids exclusively on SCREAMBOX November 5. The indie horror anthology features segments about Bigfoot, Frogman, Chupacabra, and more mythical monsters. I’m not much of a cryptid kind of guy. Not that I hold that against today’s movie or anything like that. I don’t believe in superpowers, either, but I obviously love … Continue reading Cryptids Review
I’ve never seen an episode of the Jersey Shore. The closest I have ever come to knowing much about the show was when Snooki wrestled at WrestleMania. Isn’t that weird? Snooki wrestled at ‘Mania? I can’t even really imagine that that was a thing that happened. And it happened at WrestleMania 27, which was almost fourteen years ago. Fourteen years! Was it that long ago … Continue reading Devon Review
I love getting screener movies because you legitimately never know what you are about to watch. A lot of times, they are lower-budgeted independent flicks that are made with a lot of passion, but not always with a lot of finely honed talent. Other times, they are completely hidden gems I might not have ever discovered before. Some of the very best films I’ve seen … Continue reading All You Need Is Blood Review
I write this on my birthday, having just gotten back from going to the movies by myself! My wife, you see, has abandoned me this weekend, opting instead to go to her friends’ dance competition in Chicago. Which is fine; it’s FINE. I knew she was going for months. But still… it’s my birthday, man. So I took it out on her by going to … Continue reading Heretic Review
Sometimes you can’t stop hearing about a movie, and eventually peer pressure beats you down, and you finally decide to check it out. Such is what happened to me this past weekend when we decided to go to the theater and I realized The Substance was still playing. I just could not escape friends on the social medias talking about how much they liked the … Continue reading The Substance Review
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