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A month ago or so, I wrote a review for a movie called Anna and the Apocalypse, where one of my main complaints about that movie was “the movie is trying to have a heart so much, but it ultimately fails”. The reason I am mentioning this, is Little Monsters is exactly that thing Anna […]… Continue reading Little Monsters (2019) Review – Zombie Comedy… with Heart!? — Lost In… Movies

I’ll be honest, I’m not one for scary movies. Mostly because I don’t like being scared, watching people being mutilated or torn to shreds, sex scenes make me uncomfortable, etc. Also they sometimes turn out to be garbage movies. Call me a wuss all you like. But sometime last month, maybe it was it’s popularity […]… Continue reading Alien (1979) Review — Seth’s Creative Cabin

I know what you’re thinking. Horror? Relaxing? Surely you kid. Nope! Though horror films are meant to thrill, scare, and discomfit us, there are a handful of movies I enjoy watching in my downtime. As everyone who reads this should know by now, I’m a big rewatcher, and familiarity breeds comfort. Each of these five […]… Continue reading My Top 5 Favorite RELAXING Horror Movies — The Below Average Blog

It’s National Poetry Month, so let’s take a look-see at some poetic prose. Recently, in two horror novel reviews on Amazon, I claimed both books were full of poetic prose. Did the authors really write with lyricism, or was I just blowing smoke? Let’s examine a couple of text excerpts to find out. This is […]… Continue reading Poetic Prose in Horror — Priscilla Bettis, Author

Martin Freeman and Simone Landers in Cargo ★★★★ out of ★★★★★ Proving that there’s more life yet in the living dead genre, Cargo offers up some of the most sympathetic protagonists the genre has seen in years. 1,085 more words via Eric’s Review: Cargo (2017) — The Scariest Things

I scream, you scream, we all scream for new Scream! via Movie News: ‘Scream’ franchise relaunch is coming! — The Scariest Things

[ad_1] An iconic and important location is making a return in Halloween Kills. Director David Gordon Green has confirmed that the sequel to 2018’s Halloween will be taking us back to the Myers house. The home of Michael Myers wasn’t showcased in the most recent movie, which largely pushed the reset button on the series, […]… Continue reading Halloween Kills Is Returning to the Myers House — PNN – Paper News Network

Hellraiser and the Doors to Heaven and Hell “What’s your pleasure?” That’s about as loaded as a question as you are going to get, and it’s the beginning of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser. This is the movie that introduced me and many of my friends to the Cenobites, Pinhead, and the Lament Puzzle Bob. The box […]… Continue reading A Puzzle Box and Foreboding Places — Voodoo Shooter

David Arquette, who has expressed interest in reprising the role of Dewey Riley several times in recent years, has been officially confirmed to star in the upcoming relaunch of Scream, it was announced today by Peter Oillataguerre, President of Production for Spyglass Media Group, LLC! Arquette of course played Dewey in all four of Wes… via… Continue reading David Arquette Officially Confirmed to Star in New ‘Scream’ Movie from ‘Ready or Not’ Directors! – Bloody Disgusting — News

This has two connected memories, one from childhood and one from the year 1999. I never saw this movie when I was a kid, because it entered my life when I wasn’t into horror just yet, but I remember seeing a commercial of it on TV. It may have been connected to Chiller Theater, that’s […]… Continue reading The Curse Of The Werewolf (1961) Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray — DVD NEWS FLASH: THE REVIEWS