Top 10 Lists
Top 5 Picks: Horror’s Best of 2018 According to Aaron
When I was first asked to pick my Top 5 horror films from 2018, I did not realize how difficult it would be. From old classics returning triumphantly, to mind bending independent outings, horror cinem...
Joey’s Top 10 Of 2018
2018 was an insanely good year for horror. We’ve been experiencing something of a golden age lately, at least according to certain sects (read: snooty critics who wrongly believe the only decent...
Justin’s Top 5 Picks of 2018
This past year audiences were given a wide selection to choose from in the horror genre ranging from throwbacks of 1970’s horror to fun comic book adaptations. Contemporary political influences...
Christmas Horror: 8 Songs To Ghoul Up Your Holiday
The holidays are a time to spend with loved ones eating, drinking and being merry. Exchanging presents and watching old Christmas classics like Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Silent Night, Deadly ...
Six Flicks to Help with Your Halloween Hangover!
All year long you wait for Halloween to come. The scary movies, pranks, and all the other enjoyable activities. Then, like a way-too-much fun night at the bar, the festivities are over before you know...
The Best Of Frightfest 2018
2018 was an ostensibly weird year for Frightfest. The coolest and best horror festival in the world (a scientific fact) didn’t manage to nab Halloween, Suspiria, or Mandy, three of the m...
Final Girl Story Lines We’d Love to See Continued
A true final girl hits a series of notes within the composition of a horror film. She typically begins as an unlikely hero and, ultimately, emerges as a warrior ready for battle. The focus of most hor...
Seven Scream Queens You Probably Don’t Think of as Scream Queens
We all have our favorite scream queens: Jamie Lee Curtis, Heather Langenkamp, Ashley Laurence, and Neve Campbell are a few names that come to mind when the conversation turns to standout female h...
Six Patriotic Horror Movies to Binge-Watch This Fourth of July
It may be strange to think of horror movies as patriotic. It’s a worldwide genre, for one, and the average Friday the 13th and Saw sequels don’t exactly reek of civic pride. But as with ...