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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.
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Remembering USA Up All Night
Relive the late-night magic of USA Up All Night: from 1986 to 1998 Rhonda Shear and Gilbert Gottfried hosted double features of cult classics, B-movies and offbeat skits that made staying up past bedtime an absolute blast.
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Odds and Ends (02/18/10)
I’m back from a snowstorm-extended detour and can’t wait to dive into horror reviews—from Paranormal Activity to SAW 1–6—plus classic top 10 lists and a zombiecast; scares start tomorrow!
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BET Ain’t No Place For Movies!
Snowed in without Wi-Fi, I tuned into BET’s horror block hoping for frights—only to endure cringe-worthy stereotypes and a bong-smoking Leprechaun that was more snooze-fest than shock-fest. BET ain’t exactly a horror haven!
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The Caretaker (2010)
Skip the homecoming dance at your own risk in The Caretaker (2010), where Jennifer Tilly and Judd Nelson lead a group of teens into a Halloween-night nightmare of creative kills and campy thrills. Hitting DVD February 23, this ’90s-style slasher is perfect for fans of playful horror and unexpected twists.
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My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009)
Grab your red-cyan glasses and dive into My Bloody Valentine 3D—a shockingly fun slasher that ups the ante with inventive kills and outrageous 3D thrills. With a jaw-dropping twist that outshines the 1981 original, this modern thrill ride is a bloody good time for gorehounds and casual horror fans alike!
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My Bloody Valentine (1981)
Tired of lovey-dovey clichés? Snuggle up with the uncut 1981 slasher My Bloody Valentine—featuring an unforgettable coal miner killer, gut-churning gore, and a blood-soaked twist that’ll have your heart racing.
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Locally Made Movie Hits The Prime Time..and BOMBS?
Our little McMinnville, TN, turned into Hollywood when Louis Mandylor filmed The Cursed here—but after its Syfy debut flopped with a 5.2 “hickfest” rating, the whole town’s in stitches (and a little embarrassed).