1984’s “Night of the Comet” begins in a movie theater, and what better place to start a film about the…
Directed by Juliane Block and co-written by Block and Wolf-Peter Arand, the indie “The Curse of Hobbes House” is one…
With a comical opening narration by Jesse Eisenberg and a violent and over-the-top zombie massacre scored by Metallica’s “Master of…
“Day of the Dead” is unquestionably the most controversial and debated entry in George A. Romero’s unrivaled zombie trilogy. Many…
When pride met prejudice in the 1813 Jane Austen novel, there were most certainly no zombies. Fast forward to the…
With the wide array of zombie movies of late, one never knows what they are in for. Will the new…
A monumental and horrifying shift in pop culture happened during the ’60s and ’70s. Audiences were not scared by the…
Producing fan material has to be the hardest thing a filmmaker can do; harder still in the horror genre, where…
At the behest of a friend, who told me convincingly that this film “scared the crap” out of his mother…
As the final installment of a loosely connected and well-received trilogy of “comedy/_____” films from Director and Co-writer Edgar Wright,…