Go for a walk in the middle of the night. Right now it is 3:45 AM, where I live, and I just got back from a walk. I was having trouble sleeping, obviously. Anyway, what a cool feeling it is, to go for a walk in the middle of the night. I only saw one car, and one skunk, in half an hour. That's a pretty good car to wildlife ratio, eh?!?

I actually live quite close to my local city, and it was still very quiet and peaceful. I could hear some air conditioners, and a few transformers on t... Continue »

Alright, so, back to the S.O.V. shit. In past reviews, I've touched on the different types of shot-on-video Horror movies. The levels of quality, I mean. First, there's the Black Devil Dolls From Hell of the world. Namely, the unprofessional sins against filmmaking, which can only be enjoyed by those who love the schlock enough to love just about anything. These can prove to be a very good time, depending on how much you like these things... Continue »

Letting everyone know that in December I will be hosting The Doll/ Toy Challenge. This will take place in December because it fits in so well with Christmas. I've made many dolls and toys over the years, and this is a challenge I am excited to host! Plus there just might be a surprise with this one as well, but more on that later.

No, I definitely liked it, but what an ending! It really makes me wonder where the next film comes into play, and more importantly... HOW! Of course, I know they can retcon things (like they retconned the year from 3978 to 3955), but to undestroy the earth would be impressive! Also, I know there's some time-travel coming up in this series, so that ought to be fun!

Good to see Charlton Heston back in this one. I feared he'd have a limited role (like the intro flashbacks only... Continue »

Not to sound like Gigaheart, or anything. But I was watching that movie, Clown (2014), the other day. Not terrible. Nothing special, though. When it comes down to it, it's probably one of the best Clown Horrors I've seen, which means next to nothing, imo. It just got me to thinking. Why do some people find clowns and clown Horror to be scary? When I see a clown, all I see is a sad fuck who once dreamed of being a comedian, but, at one point, realized that they aren't funny and have no talent or... Continue »

I miss the days of the cool VHS box art. I've always had a fondness for movies posters, and cover art. Just don't seem to get that much nowadays. One of my favorites is from Ghosthouse (1988) directed by Umberto Lenzi. Another one I've always liked was from Demon Wind. Its cover would change from a solid window to one of a window bursting open and a demon coming through depending on how you turned the box. I believe it's called lenticular printing. What are your favorites?


https://manapop.c... Continue »

Interesting:
https://qz.com/1016753/horror-is-the-only-film-genre-where-women-appear-and-speak-as-often-as-men/

https://twitter.com/LinneaQuigley
If you look at her Twitter account, she posted something on June 27, and she says she's desperate for help with something. She says it's something being directed by Jason Paul Collum (not Gollum). Linnea says this is something she has wanted to do for 20 years. Can people here repost this to your favorite horror forums??????

Here, I think this is what she's talking about:
https://www.gofundme.com/extras-linnea-quigley-documentary

I am looking forward to this. I was surprised by how good Curse of Chucky was. I hope this one is just as good, if not better. I'm happy to see Brad Dourif's daughter Fiona Dourif making a return in this movie. Here's the trailer.

I'm not entirely sure why, but I really get a kick out of Night Of Horror. A movie where nothing happens. A story that seemingly goes on for years, yet never really gets started. And then, there's that Civil War reenactment footage that makes everything else seem more bearable, in comparison. Yeah, I find it all pretty funny. I find it funny that the guy who made this, actually made this. I find "the smudge" to be hilarious. And I honestl... Continue »

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_Nightmare

I don't think I've ever seen this, unless I saw it on Mystery Science Theater 3000 and I just never noticed the title. It is one of Tia Carrere's first films, so, worth watching for the sake of completeness if you're a Tia fan. Also, Adam West was in it! That should be the reason I'm thinking of this movie, actually, but it's just a coincidence.

Anyway, I didn't notice this on the thread about everyone's Top 5 Zombie Movies... there are pro... Continue »

I say......"To Be!"

Kids split up and wander around, are killed with blunt objects and sharp thingies by a masked man, until only one final girl remains. The end.

Now, where's jriddle?

A few of the posters here have expressed some interest in this so I will go ahead and throw it out there. For the month of July we will have Challenge of the Apes!

War For the Planet of the Apes is set to open July 14th so I thought it would be fun to immerse myself and others in monkey madness. Here's how this challenge will work:

What counts?
Any movies or TV shows or shorts with an ape or monkey as the protagonist, antagonist or major supporting character. EDIT:... Continue »

Convinced that her father's death was not accidental, a beautiful girl decides to investigate to find out the truth, aided by her boyfriend. Her sleuthing draws her to a local mortuary, where many secrets will be revealed.

Anyone seen it? Bill Paxton is in it. It sounds pretty good

Who here is a prime member? If so, how do you like it?

I've been a member for almost 3 years now and I love it. For $90 a year, you can't complain too much about getting free two day shipping on a lot of items. Also, they have some good movie and TV content that's Prime exclusive, especially the original Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack. Prime Day is July 11th, I just hope I don't forget about it like I did last year.

Has anyone seen this ? I binged watched the first 3 episodes a while ago and from what i can tell it's a terrific show.

Hey! Sorry, I haven't been here for a long time.. So, I've recenly seen Carnage Park (2016) and it's not that bad.

It's a indie crime/horror film about the sniper and the girl trying to escape, or kill him. I really liked it a lot! It has excellent editing, brilliant cinematography, nice story, good performances. The Last Exorcism's Ashley Bell is supposed to be annoying from it, but I actually think she gave a superb performance. While the first hour was entertaining, but I didn't rea... Continue »

It's about that time again. Take all the time you need, but I need to know. If you were forced into a human centipede, and had to be #2, but were given the option to pick anyone you wanted for the #1 and #3 slots, regardless of the reason, who's it gonna to be this time?

#1




#3

It is basically a paranormal anthology television series that depicts eyewitness accounts of possession, exorcism, and ghostly encounters. It features narrations, interviews, and re-enactments based on real accounts of paranormal experiences.

The show has been going for nearly ten years. An hour of television that never fails to entertain. Some episodes are fairly creepy.

Anyone seen A Haunting? Are you a fan?

...just curious since I noticed Ebossert's tweet on the sidebar.

This is how I approach it...
1-unwatchable
2-watchable
3-good
4-great
5-classic

How about you?

List some of your favorite witch movies. I'm not talking sexy CW witches, like "Charmed" or some other bullshit. I'm talking real witches. I feel there aren't a whole lot of movies about witches themselves. None that are good, anyway. If it's a witch movie, the witch is usually barely in it, like Suspiria, and Rosemary's Baby.

Movies with witchcraft, or witches, or the like:



Sleepy Hollow (1999) - A supernatural Buton/Depp tale, back when they were making cool movi... Continue »

Who here's excited for the new season premiering in May? Also, who's been re-watching the series? I just finished re-watching season 1 and have been sucked back into the mystery and intrigue once again. It's one of the best shows ever and easily some of Lynch's best work period. Great cast, memorable oddball characters, and Lynch captures both the beauty and the dark underbelly of small town America perfectly.

And Deputy Andy Brennan is the most likeable dumb cop in history!

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...any genre. Go!

Tobe Hooper- Eggshells (1969)

So excluding stuff like The Shawshank Redemption (1994), The Green Mile (1999) and
Stand by Me (1986). Just strictly horror. I found it difficult to restrict it to just five but here is what makes my top five:

Storm of the Century (1999 Mini-Series)
Pet Sematary (1989)
The Dark Half (1993)
The Shining (1980)
It (1990 Mini-Series)

There were a lot that missed the cut for me, especially The Dead Zone (1983) but it can't be helped. What sbout you? What are your Top 5 Stephen King horror... Continue »