Month: June 2020

We are safe and sound so long as we are in our own homes—this longstanding, unspoken notion has been challenged throughout the years by home invasion movies… 740 more words via [Review] SURVIVE THE NIGHT Finds Bruce Willis in a Deadly If Not Familiar Home Invasion Thriller — Nightmare on Film Street

Welcome to Written in BLOOD! This monthly series will take a look at the long-lost novelizations of some of horror’s finest films! Sometimes these novelizations stay very true to the final product, and sometimes they go completely and absolutely bonkers! 1,505 more words via [Written in Blood] Hank Searls’ Novelization of JAWS 2 — Nightmare on… Continue reading [Written in Blood] Hank Searls’ Novelization of JAWS 2 — Nightmare on Film Street

The iconic, bipedal cryptid who typically inhabits the Pacific Northwest has somehow made his way to Georgia. That’s what the good people at VICE believe, at least. 799 more words via [Chattanooga 2020 Review] THE VICE GUIDE TO BIGFOOT is a Monster of a Mockumentary Well Worth Seeking Out — Nightmare on Film Street

In Sao Paulo, a city already rife with poverty, death and corruption, an ancient evil will be awakened, bringing destruction upon the favelas. Directed by Kapel Furman and Armando Fonseca, the action-packed Brazilian supernatural slasher… 999 more words via [Chattanooga 2020 Review] Brutal Brazilian Slasher SKULL: THE MASK Is A Feast Of Gory Goodness — Nightmare… Continue reading [Chattanooga 2020 Review] Brutal Brazilian Slasher SKULL: THE MASK Is A Feast Of Gory Goodness — Nightmare on Film Street

It’s prom night. Your date is coming to your house to take you to the big dance. That wonderful feeling of butterflies in your chest gets more and more intense. 1,328 more words via [Making a Monster] Romancing The Merman in Guillermo del Toro’s THE SHAPE OF WATER — Nightmare on Film Street

We’re living in an age where the queer community and the horror community have met at an accessible crossroads, and it’s one of a heck of an awesome place to be at. 1,041 more words via [Queer Frights] A Wop Bop Ba Loo Bop A Wop Bam Boom! HELLO MARY LOU: PROM NIGHT II — Nightmare… Continue reading [Queer Frights] A Wop Bop Ba Loo Bop A Wop Bam Boom! HELLO MARY LOU: PROM NIGHT II — Nightmare on Film Street

From sharks to octopuses to killer whales, there is no shortage of movies featuring creatures from the deep run amok, nor is there a shortage of promotional merchandise and collectibles to go along with them! 1,060 more words via [The Collector’s Crypt] Horror Movie Merchandise From the Briny Deep — Nightmare on Film Street

It’s Enchantment Under the Sea month at Nightmare on Film Street, a combo of water-based horror and teen dance horror. We’ve got plenty of articles about the horrors that lurk beneath the waves, but lets not forget about the frights on the surface. 1,164 more words via Believing in Ghost Stories: How THE PIRATES OF THE… Continue reading Believing in Ghost Stories: How THE PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN Created a New Generation of Horror Fans — Nightmare on Film Street

MOVIE: SECTOR 7 (2011) COUNTRY: KOREA WATCH IF YOU LIKE: THE HOST (2006), UNDERWATER (2020), AQUATIC HORROR, ECO-HORROR There seems to have been a well-deserved resurgence of the… 1,071 more words via [Screams Heard Around the World] If You Love Aquatic Horror, Then You Need To See SECTOR 7 — Nightmare on Film Street

When it comes to one of the most paramount elements that has the ability to threaten every kind of person with polarizing fear, it’s being trapped underwater. 2,078 more words via Rolling in The Deep: 10 of The Scariest Underwater Sequences in Horror — Nightmare on Film Street