The “FEAR STREET” Trilogy is a Roadmap to a Better Nostalgia By ALEX PAGLIUCA Anyone over forty remembers the return of the Volkswagen Beetle. For those who might be too young to have experienced this period of 1960s nostalgia, the marketing campaign was replete with...
An Evening With Joe Bob Briggs’ Mutant Fam By JOLENE MARIE RICHARDSON Mutant Fam; what a name right? Since I knew I wanted to write this article that phrase has been swirling around in my head, and it got me thinking about what it was to be a mutant. At first, I...
Forgotten Females Part 3: “HANDS OF THE RIPPER” By REBECCA MCCALLUM A figure in a lavish black cape and top hat is chased through the streets of London by a baying, torch-carrying crowd. Avoiding the mob, he flees to a nearby house and into a room occupied...
Walter Mair on His Chilling and Experimental “Till Death” Score By RACHEL REEVES In director S.K. Dale’s new horror-thriller TILL DEATH, marriage vows are taken to a whole new level of literalness and depravity. Starring Megan Fox (Jennifer’s Body) as the...
Dee Wallace Discusses Her Villainous New Role In “The Nest” By DAKOTA DAHL Chances are if you’re on our little site, you might have heard of Dee Wallace. She’s a mainstay of the horror genre (and of films in general) starring in such classics as Cujo, The...
