Romero & King’s Creepshow is a masterwork of style, tone, and scares.
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Classic Craven With A Twist: Scream 4
Scream 4, because of its status as a sequel and a remake, deserves a second look.
Small Scale Scares: The Gate
The Gate offers kid friendly scares that will still get under your skin.
Laughing with Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Tobe Hooper embraces the dark and wacky comedy in his second film with Leatherface and his family.
A Warning for Those Who Want to Live Deliciously: The Witch
A tale told straight from a 17th century Puritanical pamphlet.
HorroRemakes: The Hauntings of Hill House
There have been three adaptations of Shirley Jackson’s beloved novel, Mark looks at why two soared while the other failed.
Cultish Consumers: Halloween III: Season of the Witch
This sequel may be Shapeless but it maintains the spirit of Carpenter.
A Grown Up Ghost Story: The Changeling
The Changeling offers a mature look inside the horror genre, especially when dealing with the concept of personal loss.
Not Your Mom’s Horror Movie: Alucarda (1977)
Alucarda is unlike most horror movies you have seen, but it has a lot to say, particularly about religion, to the point of sacrilege.
Breaking from the Slasher Mold: Sleepaway Camp (1983)
How this small horror film managed to become a lasting, cult classic.
Cross Your Heart And Hope To Die: My Bloody Valentine
Romance is dead in the classic My Bloody Valentine.
No One Out There Can Help Us: John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness
A bleak tale of ultimate evil awaits in this Carpenter classic.
The Patience for Vampires: Fright Night (1985)
The old meets the new, in this '80s vampire movie staple.