Reviews
Twilight Time Blu-Ray Review: The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sherlock Holmes and his trusty assistant Doctor Watson are called upon to investigate a nasty curse that appears to plague the recently-inherited estate of a nobleman. The Hound of the Baskervilles&#x...
Twilight Time Blu-Ray Review: Rollerball
In the distant future of 2018, a game called Rollerball has replaced war and is used to keep the public apathetic and docile. Big corporations reign supreme and independent thought is strongly discour...
Wicked Wednesday: Satanic May be the Most Generic Horror Movie of 2016
Welcome to Wicked Wednesday, a recurring segment on Wicked Horror where our own Zena Dixon brings you her (always outspoken) opinion on all things horror. The subject matter for these videos will vary...
Blu-Ray Review: Green Room is Suspenseful, Gory, and Terrifying!
A punk band called The Ain’t Rights runs afoul of a sadistic club owner after witnessing the aftermath of a grisly murder. The bandmates become trapped in the venue’s green room and what f...
Why The Zero Boys is Almost a Perfect 10
One of the best and most exciting things about being a horror fan to me is the act of discovery. The deeper you delve into the genre, the more you will find all those precious hidden gems sprinkl...
Evil Dead 2 Board Game Kickstarter Launches
Last month, we reported that the guys from Space Goat Productions were set to launch a Kickstarter for their own, official board game based on horror classic Evil Dead 2. Wicked Horror is thrilled to ...
Horror Block Unboxing – June 2016
Nerd Block is a subscription mystery box that delivers geeky collectibles right to your door each month. You can choose whatever theme box you are into–there’s the Classic Block, Ar...
Review: The Neon Demon is Beautiful But Not Smart
My mother used to say, “If you can’t say anything nice, then don’t say anything at all.” It’s too bad for Nicolas Winding Refn that I’m not a good listener. His lat...
Girl in Woods Attempts To Be Intense But it’s Painfully Dull
Have you ever rolled your eyes so much you literally couldn’t see anything for like 45 seconds? That’s exactly what happened to me while I watched Jeremy Benson’s independent horror ...