Blu-Ray and DVD
Yesterday Was a Lie has a Great Start, Bad Ending [Blu-ray Review]
Film noir had its boom in the 1940s and 1950s. It never really went away after that, echoing in hundreds of films made since. Writer-director James Kerwin’s first feature Yesterday Was a Lie dr...
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark [Blu-ray Review]
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark finds a group of teenage friends discovering a book of terrifying tales in an abandoned mansion. The tome has special abilities and preys upon your greatest...
The Banana Splits Movie is Over-the-Top and Surprisingly Fun [DVD Review]
Are you in search for a horror movie with a tantalizing premise coupled with stellar storytelling? How about a movie with intelligent characters fighting a super scary villain? If that is what youR...
Scream for Help [Rabid Dog’s House]
The Rabid Dog’s House is a recurring feature at Wicked Horror where contributor Justin Steele uncovers hidden gems, lost classics, and overlooked indie offerings. Flying solo or with the o...
Satanic Panic Makes Satanism Fun Again [Blu-ray Review]
Satanic Panic finds down on her luck pizza delivery driver Sam getting more than she bargained for when she chases down a weasely creep for his lack of gratuity. Sam soon finds herself facing off...
Zombieland: Double Tap is a Far Cry from its Predecessor [Review]
My fear going into Zombieland: Double Tap was that it was a sequel everybody asked for but nobody needed. Sure, everyone wanted to see more of Little Rock, Wichita, Tallahassee, and Columbus...
3 From Hell is the Bloody Cherry on Top of Zombie’s Firefly Trilogy [Review]
3 From Hell is the final installment in the famed Firefly Family trilogy. At last, the return of The Devil’s Rejects themselves. The film takes place a decade after the gang’s shootou...
Crawl is Smartly Cast and Suspenseful [Blu-ray Review]
Crawl finds college student Haley stopping by to check on her dad in the midst of a hurricane. While doing so, she encounters a group of hungry alligators lurking in her father’s flood...
Ari Aster’s Midsommar is Next Level Horror [Blu-ray Review]
I saw Midsommar on a Wednesday afternoon in a theater with five other people—two duos, and one brave individual. When the credits rolled, the woman sitting by herself approached my friend and I...