An Epic Tragedy re-imagined as a battle against a supernatural beast as well as the polar elements, starvation, cannibalism, and treachery. Good times!
Movie Posters We Love: Eyeball (1975)
A stabbing nightmare becomes a living terror?!?!?! Come on! What’s not to love about the tagline alone. That’s just pure […]
Robert’s Review: Cold Skin (2017)
★★★ out of ★★★★★
Because who doesn’t love fish people?
Horror Movie News: Cold Skin Opens June 1
Look out! The fishpocalypse is a-comin’!
Eric’s Top Ten Horror Film Guilty Pleasures
Am I embarrassed that I like these movies so much? No! (yes)
Amy’s Book Report: The Ritual
★★★★ of ★★★★★
Adam Nevill’s The Ritual is as scary as its film counterpart.
The Scariest Things Podcast Episode XIII: Our Favorite Horror Actors and Actresses
Mike and Eric discuss our favorite actors and actresses of the genre. No one-and-doners here! Career horror stalwarts only!
Horror Shorts: The Birch (2016)
He who breaks me shall become undone!
From the Horror Starter -Kit short film studio Crypt TV comes an award winning story of a boy and his protector.
Horror Movie News: Oscar Roundup: A win for Get Out… Tobe Hooper left out of In Memoriam.
It was a good night for Get Out and The Shape of Water, but there was a noticeable omission in the In Memoriam section of the Oscars.
Horror Movie News: The Endless Trailer
The much-ballyhooed indie UFO cult film gets its limited release on April 6. The Scariest Things crew weighs in… The Stars are Right!
Horror Infographics: The Horror Die Cut Collection
The spookiest paper dolls ever!
Horror Movie News: The Strangers: Prey at Night Opens March 9
Trailer park home invasion by masked strangers! Hmmm… kinda been there, done that. Wait, did you say Christina Hendricks is in it? OK, I’m in!
Horror Shorts: The Cleansing Hour (2017)
A staged internet exorcism goes horribly wrong! Good luck with that, guys.
The Scariest Things Podcast Episode XII: The Greatest Horror Directors
Roger Corman, James Wan, George Romero, Alfred Hitchcock, Dario Argento, Steven Spielberg, Stanley Kubrick, Tobe Hooper, Jennifer Kent, Mario Bava, […]
Movie Posters We Love: The Descent (2006)
One of the better modern movie posters. One of the best horror films of the 2000’s.
Horror TV News: Ash vs. Evil Dead Season 3 kicks off this week!
AAAWWWWW YEAH! Willful stupidity plus demons = a great bloody time.
Movie Posters We Love: The Pit and the Pendulum (1961)
From the second of Roger Corman’s Poe Series… a Vincent Price classic!
Horror Infographics: The Horror Lover’s 30 day challenge
A fantastic primer on how to think about Horror Movies!
Robert’s Review: The Ritual (2017)
★★★★ out of ★★★★★
Repeat after me… Shortcuts are never a good idea.
Mike’s Review: the Crater Lake Monster (1977)
★★ out of ★★★★★ Ok…here’s the deal, this movie a) doesn’t really involve a monster, and b) isn’t filmed at Crater […]
Eric’s Review: Annihilation (2018)
★★★★ out of ★★★★★
A surreal and beautiful movie that is unlike anything you’ve likely ever seen… at least since 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The Scariest Things Goes to the Oscars Part II: Horror Film Nomination Snubs
With the Oscars a mere week away, it’s time to recognize that the horror genre often gets consistently locked out of the big Hollywood party. Here is an all-time list of the films and people who should have been nominated for each Academy category.
Robert’s Review: Selfie From Hell (2018)
★★ out of ★★★★★
Who knew the Dark Net was so confusing?
Horror Shorts: Lights Out (2013)
The trend-setting super scary short film that launched a million imitators.
Horror Shorts: He Dies At The End (2010)
Don’t click that button! Don’t do it!
Horror Shorts: Don’t Move (2013)
Freeze tag with a demon!
Horror Short Film: 2AM The Smiling Man (2013)
What is that dude up to? SOOOOO CREEPY!
Mike’s Review: Final Terror (1983)
★★1/2 out of ★★★★★ Here’s a good one…Daryl Hannah (Splash), Joe Pantoliano (Risky Business) , Adrian Zmed (Bachelor Party), Rachel Ward […]
The Scariest Things Goes to the Oscars Part I: A History of Horror Film Nominations
How hard is it for a Horror Movie to Get a Nomination? Here’s a summary of all the horror films that have gotten the nod.
Amy’s Review: Jigsaw (2017)
★★★½ of ★★★★★
As per the norm: gruesome punishments and crooked cops at least two steps behind.