Zombie
Chronicling the Death of Italian Horror Cinema
There was a time, fondly remembered and not all that long ago, when Italy was the pinnacle of horror filmmaking. In the 1960’s Mario Bava helped define the giallo, a precursor to the American slasher ...
TV Review: Santa Clarita Diet Is Funny, Twisted And Will Leave You Craving More
After my initial first bite of Santa Clarita Diet, I was immediately hopeful for a season of more of the same, and I was so relieved that it did not disappoint. Sometimes, with horror television shows...
First Episode Impressions: Santa Clarita Diet
When a new television show emerges from Netflix or Hulu, oftentimes there is a certain amount of risk involved when committing to it. While the show may be just fine and everything you want it to be, ...
Review: Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Is A Bittersweet Finale To A Beloved Series
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter is, as the title suggests, the last film in the Resident Evil movie series based on the super-popular Resident Evil video-games. Although the films have a similar plot...
Eight Gross-Out Horror Scenes We Can’t Help But Watch
Every horror fan has their own threshold when it comes to tolerating how far a movie goes. It comes down to personal taste. Some people can handle extreme amounts of gore, some can handle very little....
Fight the Walking Dead with Zombie Apocalypse Experiences!
Who doesn’t love zombies nowadays? Visions of a zombie apocalypse and the walking dead are everywhere. Catch them on television, in games, theme parks, books, toy stores; you name it, they’re probably...
‘The Other Side of the Door’ Should Probably Stay Shut
“Sometimes, dead is better…” Among the most iconic lines from terror cinema, Fred Gwynne’s delivery of this universal forewarning in Pet Sematary resonates further with a familiar and comforting grace...
Review: Range 15 Is a Brutal and Heartfelt Zombie Movie
Made by military veterans, for military veterans, Range 15 is a zombie movie experience unlike any other. The film begins with a newly-retired soldier named Mat Best (playing himself) who finds himsel...
Deathdream and the Horrors of War
Most people have probably heard the tale of “The Monkey’s Paw” in one form or another. The 1902 short story by W. W. Jacobs revolves around a mysterious monkey’s paw with the ability to grant three wi...
