“A Page of Madness” continues my project of reviewing horror films from exactly 100 years ago. This 1926 Japanese silent…
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“The Nightmare” is a horror vehicle with an interesting and unique format. Debuting at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, it…
“And Then There Were None” isn’t scary, nor is it intended to be. This piece of classic cinema is a…
After my first (and second) viewing of “Skinamarink,” I had to find the original. Filmmaker Kyle Edward Ball released “Heck”…
“Cape Fear” was a movie I loved as kid. I taped it off television for some reason and watched it…
“Mother!” looked like a promising scary movie. Released in 2017 amidst the renaissance of arthouse horror films, it features a…
Finding an old horror classic that’s new to me is a goal every spooky movie season. I had never watched…
“Skinamarink” may be more fun to discuss than watch. But to exchange theories, binge podcasts, and obsess over all venues…
“Dead & Buried” came up on a list of horror films not often heard of. It would be easy to…