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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

Horror cinema has been around since the late 19th century. That gives us 130+ years of thousands of individuals who have laid some cement on the foundation of the genre that we have today. 1,212 more words via Where Sc[Are] They Now? Not Even Undersea Behemoths Could Stop Famke Janssen — Nightmare on Film Street

Welcome to Behind the Screams! In this article, we will be taking a look at the true stories that inspired some of our favorite horror films. 1,326 more words via [Behind the Screams] The Warrens Strike Again: The True Story Behind THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT — Nightmare on Film Street

Director: Rian Johnson Starring: Ana de Armas, Daniel Craig, Jamie Lee Curtis, Chris Evans Review Author: Tony After writing and directing one of the most unintentionally controversial films in years, a film that had the audacity to be different and cause a civil war among the Star Wars fandom, Rian Johnson returns to his roots… Continue reading Knives Out (2019) — Reel Time Flicks

Director: Robert Eggers Starring: Willem Dafoe, Robert Pattison Review Author: Tony I have never experienced such delight at on-screen misery as I have with Robert Egger’s masterpiece, The Lighthouse. Masterpiece is a word I seldom use when it comes to film criticism, but art is subjective and my subjective opinion is that The Lighthouse fucking… Continue reading The Lighthouse (2019) — Reel Time Flicks

Director: William Wesley Starring: Ted Vernon, Victoria Christian, Richard Vidan Review Author: Tony For the past few weeks, self-isolation has seen me scouring through as many films as possible to vacate time between work and meals. After making a serious dent into both Disney+ and Netflix’s catalogues I’ve had a recent itch to explore more… Continue reading Scarecrows (1988) — Reel Time Flicks

Director: Bernard Rose Starring: Tony Todd, Virginia Madsen, Xander Berkeley Review Author: Tony Candyman! Candyman! Candyman! Candyman! Candy…..! For such an innocuous sounding name, the chills it sends up one’s spine is very palpable. I’m not the superstitious type, but I’ll be damned if those immortal words that may or may not summon a hook-handed […]… Continue reading Candyman (1992) — Reel Time Flicks