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The Changeling (1980)
George C. Scott’s mesmerizing turn and the film’s eerie mansion setting hint at an 80s horror gem, but its glacial pacing left me more checking my watch than feeling chills.
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Paranormal Activity (2007)
Paranormal Activity proves you don’t need a huge budget to unleash spine-tingling terror—this Blair Witch–style gem turns everyday suburban life into a pulse-pounding nightmare that’ll have you checking under your bed.
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Orphan (2009)
Orphan (2009) is a masterclass in psychological horror led by Isabelle Fuhrman’s mesmerizing performance as an eerily innocent adoptee with a dark secret. Brace yourself for a twist ending that will knock you off your feet.
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My Top 10 Favorite Famous Ladies
Get ready for some lighthearted fun—here’s my personal Top 10 list of the most gorgeous famous ladies, ranked purely on their dazzling looks. Let’s see who made the cut!
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Katie From Paranormal Activity Is NOT Fat
Katie Featherston’s natural, curvy figure in Paranormal Activity proves real women belong on screen—and any talk of her being “fat” is just silly.
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The House of the Devil (2009)
Buckle up for Ti West’s 80s throwback The House of the Devil, where a nighttime babysitting job under a full moon becomes a slow-burning horror that’ll have you jumping at every creak. Jocelin Donahue shines in this authentic, VHS-inspired nightmare with an unforgettable finale.
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Halloween (2007)
Rob Zombie’s 2007 Halloween remake may not please everyone, but its relentless gore, turbocharged pacing, and Malcolm McDowell’s electric Dr. Loomis performance deliver a chillingly fun thrill ride.
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Halloween (2007)
Despite the backlash, Rob Zombie’s 2007 Halloween is a gory, high-octane reboot anchored by Malcolm McDowell’s standout Dr. Loomis—flawed but wildly entertaining for any horror fan.
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Halloween 2 (2009)
Buckle up for a gory roller-coaster: Rob Zombie’s Halloween 2 kicks off with an electrifying first act before spiraling into a bizarre, yet oddly captivating, reimagining of Laurie, Loomis, and Michael Myers. Despite its flaws, this twisted sequel is a must-see for any horror fan.
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April cover of Fangoria Magazine featuring SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD!
Fangoria’s April cover shines with George A. Romero’s Survival of the Dead, blending nostalgic horror flair with fresh, spine-tingling excitement.