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The Scream Killers — Sinister Silhouettes

https://open.spotify.com/embed-podcast/episode/5UHareEb6rolm06Myf9wzD?si=p-Uh97oUS527FxwJAtAleQ This dude was so serious about his horror that he laid out the rules to surviving a scary movie. 1. Stay a virgin 2. No booze or drugs and 3. Never, EVER say, “I’ll be right back”. It’s a good thing that none of us lived through a horror movie, huh? via The Scream Killers… Continue reading The Scream Killers — Sinister Silhouettes

Stay Home, Watch Horror: 5 Unconventional Vampire Movies to Stream this Week — Bloody Disgusting!

Between the recent additions of Blacula and Scream, Blacula, Scream on Shudder, and the upcoming season two premiere of NOS4A2 on AMC, this week belongs to the vampire. One of horror’s most prominent and enduring monsters, there’s an overwhelming selection of genre films dedicated to the vampire. While Dracula might be the most classic take… Continue reading Stay Home, Watch Horror: 5 Unconventional Vampire Movies to Stream this Week — Bloody Disgusting!

Tubi Tuesday: The Phantom of the Opera (1925) — Morbidly Beautiful

100 years has not lessened the impact and importance of the brilliant 1925 horror film “The Phantom of the Opera” — as essential today as it was back then. In today’s modern age, we often find ourselves inundated with content — not just with the total amount of titles available, but with the total number […]… Continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Phantom of the Opera (1925) — Morbidly Beautiful

Glorious Shit: When Objectively Bad Horror Movies are Good Enough to Watch — Uncharted Hell

From time to time, I will be reviewing/analyzing/running my head about horror movies I call Glorious Shit–horror movies which run from deeply flawed to objectively bad, and yet still possess some unique attributes which elevate it from the lesser category of so-bad-it’s good. Here’s the difference: while so-bad-it’s-good movies are a lot of fun, it’s […]… Continue reading Glorious Shit: When Objectively Bad Horror Movies are Good Enough to Watch — Uncharted Hell

A First Timer’s Account of Checking In To The Bates Motel on PSYCHO’s 60th Anniversary — Nightmare on Film Street

Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho is one of the penultimate must-sees in horror. It kickstarted so many tropes, and has inspired so many filmmakers. Bernard Hermann’s score is classic. The performances of Janet Leigh as Marion Crane and Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates are notated as horror royalty. Today, June 16th, 2020 is the 60th anniversary of […]… Continue reading A First Timer’s Account of Checking In To The Bates Motel on PSYCHO’s 60th Anniversary — Nightmare on Film Street

John Cleese Talks Monty Python and the Holy Grail in Time Warp Exclusive Clip — PNN – Paper News Network

[ad_1] The third and final installment of the pop culture documentary series Time Warp is coming to digital and On Demand starting June 23. Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Films of All-Time – Vol. 3: Comedy and Camp will bring this fan-favorite series to a close with a big bang of iconic laughs and some […]… Continue reading John Cleese Talks Monty Python and the Holy Grail in Time Warp Exclusive Clip — PNN – Paper News Network

Horror Festival Testimonial – June 15 2020

Screenwriter Billy Smith (The Stafford Multiplex Theater) I was thrilled with the initial feedback I received on The Stafford Multiplex Theater. The feedback was very much what I had expected. I knew that whoever read it would find it to be fun and I knew that the script had some strong elements and that was the… Continue reading Horror Festival Testimonial – June 15 2020