Home » Reviews

Reviews

TBR WING - Let's Kill Uncle

TBR Wing: Let’s Kill Uncle offers dark humor with texture

Let’s Kill Uncle by Rohan O’Grady (1963) is the lesser-known literary inspiration for a cult classic William Castle film from 1966.

LeeAnne Baker stars in the underrated 1986 horror comedy "Necropolis."

Necropolis is ‘80s Sleaze DEFINED!

Necropolis is an obscure 1986 horror comedy that's every kind of sleazy and trashy you can think of ... and we mean that as a compliment!

EC Treasury crop

Resurrected EC Comics treasury edition features Tyler Crook cover!

Oni Press readies its first volume of EC Comics Treasury of Terror! The collection, sporting a Tyler Crook cover, is slated for September.

Emily Blunt predicts more than the weather in Disclosure Day ...

HORROR-ADJACENT: Disclosure Day (2026)

Disclosure Day should’ve been called Close Encounters of the Bored Kind Disclosure Day is a film that feels like it should’ve come out in 2003 or something. It’s a very dated movie a...

Super Happy Fun Clown isn't your usual, underwhelming Tubi deep dive.

Super Happy Fun Clown is Good Times

Super Happy Fun Clown is more than just a silly name for a slasher spoof — it's actually a surprisingly solid little genre outing.

Masters of the Universe is basically what happens when you make Barbie and Battlefield Earth the *same* movie.

HORROR ADJACENT: Masters of the Universe (2026)

Move over Transformers; Mattel tries to turn He-Man into the next resurrected '80s cash cow franchise with a rebooted Masters of the Universe.

After a long hiatus, the Scary Movie franchise finally returns to theaters.

Scary Movie Returns … But Should It Have? 

After a long hiatus, the Scary Movie franchise returns with a flick making fun of pretty much EVERY horror movie from the last decade.

Mel Gillman, author of the new graphic novel "The Goblin Throne." (Photo by Kevin Baird)

Mel Gillman talks mythic storytelling in The Goblin Throne

The Goblin Throne from award-winning creator Mel Gillman is a dark and Sapphic fairy tale about a young woman thrust into a mysterious world.

Chiwetel Ejiofor encounters the eponymous Backrooms of Kane Parsons new film.

Backrooms Leaps From YouTube To The Silver Screen

Kane Parsons' YouTube series makes the leap to the silver screen in a film that puts "liminal" horror at the forefront.