A Hard Place features a cast of genre titans, including Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp, Terrifier 2), Lynn Lowry (Shivers, The Crazies), Sadie Katz (Wrong Turn 6, The Beast Inside), Rachel Amanda Bryant (Craving), Kevin Caliber (“Future Man”), Ashley Undercuffler (Craving, 16 Bits), and Bai Ling (The Crow). I feel like, historically, we have gotten a lot of Vampires fighting Werewolves in pop culture. I’m not … Continue reading A Hard Place Review
The Shadow Way Part 1 Centuries ago, the dry ground housed lush vegetation that attracted wildlife but due to climate change and other environmental factors, it no longer did. The patch of land was dusty and cracked from the sun with dark, lifeless hills in the distance like tombstones. The only sign of life, if it could be called that, was a nude man covered … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #31
Self-aware slashers that cash in on nostalgia for the sub-genre are something of a-dime-a-dozen these days. We are still in an era of 80’s and 90’s nostalgia, and people love to both be reminded of what they used to adore while also seeing a humorous and modern take on it. In recent years, we have seen movies such as Totally Killer, Freaky, and The Blackening … Continue reading Clown In A Cornfield Review
Haunted Ulster Live is a new movie coming out to Screambox. It plays off of the found footage genre by taking place entirely through the camera lenses of a news crew covering the spectacle of a local “haunted house” during Halloween. It’s actually somewhat similar to the recently released Late Night With The Devil in a few regards there, though there is more interaction with … Continue reading Haunted Ulster Live Review
It’s been a hard go of watching movies as of late because the wife has gotten deeply invested in Dimension 20 on Dropout.TV. So any free moment the both of us have had has gone into watching that. But I do, occasionally, get her to want to watch something else other than really rad improv comedians doing Dungeons & Dragons for two-and-a- half hours at … Continue reading 825 Forest Road Review
There are still too many horror classics that I have not seen. But I’ve been working on them! For instance, I’ve had Nosferatu on my playlist for a while now, but I keep not having the time or energy to watch it. But I’ll get there soon enough. Robert Eggers’ upcoming reimagining of the tale is enough impetus to get me to watch the original … Continue reading Candyman 1992 Review
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
Practical effects-driven exorcism film Deus Irae possesses SCREAMBOX exclusively on December 10. The Argentinian effort follows a priest who must question how much of his own humanity he’s willing to sacrifice in order to defeat evil. The last times I caught an Argentinian horror film (or any kind of Argentinian film, really) were Demian Rugna’s Terrified and When Evil Lurks. I was, admittedly, a lot … Continue reading Deus Irae 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
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