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Horror is a very interesting genre. I would consider it a home to 2 of the last 3 Best Picture winners (The Shape of Water & Parasite) as well as a recent winner of Best Original Screenplay (Get Out), but the genre is mostly filled with films that never got any recognition from the academy.… via… Continue reading Hidden Haunts: Dead Silence (2007) —

Wild Eye Releasing presents the upcoming horror film, PARTS UNKNOWN. It’s described as a horror-wrestling joint from director Richard Chandler and it stars William DeCoff & Alexandra Cipolla. 127 more words via Horror-Wrestling Film PARTS UNKNOWN Set for July Release! —

Sadly, it was announced that indie actor Danny Hicks passed away yesterday. He was 68 years old. It is being reported that he passed away from cancer. 198 more words via R.I.P. – Evil Dead II Actor Danny Hicks Has Died! —

We proudly debut the popular “Best Little Horror House in Philly” show on our podcast network, beginning with a love letter to 2004’s “Saw”. {{CODEBLHH1}} Editor’s Note: We are so incredibly excited about the high caliber of podcasts we’ve added recently to the Morbidly Beautiful podcasting network. Joining our impressive lineup is the highly entertaining […]… Continue reading Introducing Best Little Horror House in Philly — Morbidly Beautiful

For fun this summer, I’ve been writing poems about my favorite Universal monster movies. I’ve already covered a few FRANKENSTEIN movies and the Bela Lugosi DRACULA (1931). Up today it’s THE WOLF MAN (1941), a film that continues to get better with age, one that is widely considered today to be the best werewolf movie […]… Continue reading THE WOLF MAN (1941) Poems – Even A Man Who Is Pure In Heart Can Write Poems when the Autumn Moon Is Bright! — This Is My Creation: The Blog of Michael Arruda

About a month ago, my husband and I decided to watch Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom for the first time since its release in 1984. Last fall, we had seen Raiders of the Lost Ark, which we both enjoyed, admittedly not as much as we might have liked, though not as little as […]… Continue reading Frightfully Funny: The Screwball Horror of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom — Crooked Eclipses

I DON’T watch musicals at the theatre. I find the whole “story by song” aesthetic distracting and too whimsical (I know I’m in a minority). However, one of the most generous lockdown gifts from Hollywood has to be the original Broadway production of Hamilton … via Hamilton’s an extraordinary piece of theatre that’ll have you spellbound… Continue reading Hamilton’s an extraordinary piece of theatre that’ll have you spellbound — nyob.news

One might as well argue that 2003 should be considered as the finest year for cinema in recent history. Then again, some might say that to be qualified as ‘finest year’ the cinematic output should have a certain global standard. And for 2003, the thrust was surely on the Asian side of things which account […]… Continue reading Top 10 lists from 21st Century Part – III — Arup goes to movies…

The Beach House is Jeffrey A. Brown’s directorial debut, and stars Liana Liberato, Noah Le Gros, Jake Weber and Maryanne Nagel. Synopsis: Escaping to a family’s beach house to reconnect, Emily and Randall find their off-season trip interrupted by Mitch and Jane Turner, an older couple acquainted with Randall’s estranged father. Unexpected bonds form as… Continue reading An Infection Breaks Out This Summer In ‘The Beach House’ Trailer — INDIE HORROR REVIEW

From director Ric Roman Waugh and the producer of the John Wick franchise, comes Greenland, a survival film about a family desperate to find safety during what may very well be the end of the world. Gerard Butler, Morena Baccarin, Roger Dale Floyd, Scott Glenn, David Denman, Hope Davis, Andrew Bachelor, and Joshua Mikel star… Continue reading Gerard Butler Faces The End Of The World In ‘Greenland’ — INDIE HORROR REVIEW