Hanging out on social media horror forums led to me “Martyrs,” the second film I’ve seen in the past year…
Browsing: Two Months of Terror
By 1981, we were well into the age of the slasher, building off classics like “Psycho” (1960) and “Halloween” (1978).…
“The Autopsy of Jane Doe” was directed by Norwegian filmmaker André Øvredal, his first English-language production. It premiered at the…
I continued my project of reviewing movies from 100 years ago. I started in 2021 with “The Kid” and every…
“The House of the Devil” is a 2009 horror piece courtesy of filmmaker Ti West. I generally avoid the subgenre…
There’s a cult around “Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning”, and seeing it once is enough to understand why. On paper,…
“HIM” is the kind of movie that frustrates you because the better version is so easy to imagine. On paper, it’s…
Horor studios often don’t know how to market their better films. Year after year, genuinely bold, and unnerving films slip…
“The Innocents” is a film from the dawn of the modern horror era. The 1961 piece is considered gothic psychological…
From 1981, “The Prowler” is a breath of fresh air in the horror world. After coming from “Maniac Cop” earlier…