Cannibal Kitchen: Silent Night, Deadly Night
Think your family holiday is stressful? Silent Night, Deadly Night cranks Christmas chaos to eleven, unleashing an axe-wielding Santa on tipsy relatives and turning mistletoe into mayhem.
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Top 10 Movie Studio/Production Company Bumpers
Ready for a nostalgia-packed ride? Check out my Top 10 movie studio bumpers—from Troma’s gritty charm to Tri-Star’s majestic Pegasus—that have kicked off our favorite films.
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The Strange Vice of Mrs.Wardh (1971)
Slip into the seductive world of Sergio Martino’s The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh, where ambassador’s wife Julie Wardh navigates a deadly maze of lovers, lurid suspense and scantily clad suspects. Packed with grisly murders, kinky S&M flair and multiple jaw-dropping twists, this 1971 giallo classic will keep you hooked until the final shocking reveal.
Cannibal Kitchen: American Horror Story
After three nights of punk rock and spoiler-dodging, I finally dove into FX’s American Horror Story—a deliciously dark mix of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Shining, and Rosemary’s Baby that feels more like a movie than a TV show. Whip up my easy Italian tomato and mozzarella salad before you press play for the ultimate horror-night combo.
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Final Destination 3 (2006)
Final Destination 3 starts strong with Mary Elizabeth Winstead, a dazzling fairground backdrop, and a heart-stopping roller coaster vision, but clunky CGI and sleepy performances turn it into more of a snoozefest—though that tanning bed demise still packs a wickedly memorable punch!
Cannibal Kitchen: Wolfman Has Tangy Nards
Sink your fangs into Wolfman Has Tangy Nards, where tender meatballs meet a sticky-sweet BBQ-and-apricot glaze that’ll make every Halloween howl-worthy. Easily swap in vegetarian meatballs for a fang-tastic twist!
An Interview With Cannibal Kitchen’s Shannon Rullo
Dive into horror and cooking with Cannibal Kitchen’s Shannon Rullo as she shares her favorite gore-fest flicks, killer recipes, and dream superpowers in this exclusive Q&A.
Cannibal Kitchen: Fright Night paired with a delightful Giveaway
Get ready to sink your teeth into my surprisingly fun take on the 2011 Fright Night reboot and see why it’s more treat than trick. Plus, enter now for your chance to win an exclusive handmade canvas print from horror art genius Andrew Klass!
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Exotic Malice (1980)
Get ready for Joe D’Amato’s Exotic Malice (1980), a cult classic that blends a spine-chilling tale of love, ghosts, and racing against death with surprisingly classy hardcore thrills for a truly unforgettable ride.
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Snuff 102 (2007)
Snuff 102 cranks up the gore with jaw-dropping brutality, but its sluggish, predictable plot and recycled shock tactics make it feel more like a chore than a thrill. Unless you’re a die-hard horror fanatic, your precious hour and forty minutes are better spent elsewhere.