Movie Review: “DEATH HOUSE” is completely expendable
DEATH HOUSE’s only value is as a game of Spot-the-Celebrity—which at least provides a distraction from the tackiness of the plotting and filmmaking.
Movie Review: “MONSTER PARTY” is worth attending
A sort of mashup of DON’T BREATHE and GET OUT, MONSTER PARTY has enough unique character beats and creative nastiness to rise above a feeling of mere pastiche, and stake out its own identity as a class-conscious carnage-fest.
Tomb of the Spine-Tingling Tome #2: Five Post-Halloween Reads to Keep the Jack O’Lanterns of Your Imagination Aglow
With Halloween in our taillights, why not continue to enjoy the unique, mind-possessing heebie-jeebies and sinister flights of fancy only the written word can deliver?
“Clue: Five Nights At Freddy’s” is a welcome update on a classic game
USAopoly have released the classic board game Clue with a twist in its CLUE: FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S EDITION with an all new board layout and themed characters.
Brooklyn Horror Festival Review: “POSSUM” burrows into your psyche
This is a true horror film, devoted to ratcheting up discomfort and a feeling of dread.
