Hide And Seek - Saved By Stellar Performances (JAR OF FATE #3)
I’ve set up a JAR OF FATE that randomly picks my movies for me. Third is a 2005 star studded horror flick; Hide and Seek.
Read MoreA Review of Lunchbox Press' Graveyard Slaughter.
What would you get if you crossed two of the 80’s grittiest pop culture ideas: the pencils of Eastman and Laird’s iconic debut run on the groundbreaking Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book and the Horror section of your local mom and pop VHS rental store? Well, that’s what fledgling publisher, Lunch Box Press, set out to do with the crowd funded indie comic, Graveyard Slaughter. So read on and see how well it did when we recently reviewed it.
Read MoreI Am Haunted Part 2 - The Hag
Reader beware… It's time to dive back into the real life nightmare that Zo deals with. Read on for the origin story of why he has a Hag haunting him.
Read MoreLousy Lottery 11: Or How a Movie Called Resurrection Nearly Killed Halloween
Josh is reviewing Halloween Resurrection reluctantly after ya’ll voted for it for Lousy Lottery!
Read MoreA Tour of “The Twisted Ones” by T. Kingfisher
If you’re a fan of southern Gothic, folk horror, or early 20th century weird fiction you’ll love The Twisted Ones. - reviewed by Andrew
Read MoreReading Rush! Horror Bound Picks and Details
Horror Bound is participating in the Reading Rush this year from July 20th to the 26th. Click here for all the details and the books Charlotte will be reading.
Read MoreLost in Translation
Topher is taking us through the history of US adaptations of J-Horror and why it never seems to work here in North America.
Read MoreOff Season - A Book You Can't Look Away From
Off Season is a horror novel written by Jack Ketchum and initially published by Ballantine Books in 1980. It was Ketchum's first novel and was partially based upon the legend of Sawney Bean, which also inspired Wes Craven's 1977 cult classic horror film The Hills Have Eyes. - reviewed by Zo
Read MoreSeven Cleopatra Hill - Bigfoot, Ghosts, Demons Oh My!
“For the idyllic mountain town of Jerome, Arizona, a blizzard is coming. A storm of such magnitude, the likes of which the town hasn’t seen in thirty years. Nestled at the top of the mountain is the Jerome Grand Hotel, a historic inn rumored to be haunted. The perfect setting for both a Romance writer’s convention and ghost hunter enthusiasts, alike…” Andrew reviews
Read MoreI See You - A Deliciously Cruel Thriller
Strange occurrences plague a small town detective and his family as he investigates the disappearance of a young boy. - Charlotte reviews
Read MoreSouthbound - An Effective Rendition of Purgatory (JAR OF FATE #2)
I’ve set up a JAR OF FATE that randomly picks my movies for me. Second is the anthology Southbound from 2015.
Read MoreGood Boy - Can a horror film be charming and sweet?
Cute, sweet, heart warming and charming, these are not typically words that you would use to describe a horror film but the latest Hulu Into the Dark installment Good Boy is not your average horror film.
Read MoreWhat Hell May Come - A Dark Version of The Chosen One Trope
Josh is reviewing What Hell May Come which came out June 12th!
Read MoreLousy Lottery 10 - American Ninja!
There’s nothing more patriotic than an ‘80s american ninja movie! So, fire up the grill, light the fireworks and check out Lousy Lottery 10’s breakdown of the one and only American Ninja.
Read MoreDelivered (Into the Dark) is One of 2020's BEST
Bud reviews Into The Dark flick - Delivered
Read MoreBlood Machines is Old School Horror Sci-Fi at its Finest!
Two space hunters are tracking down a machine trying to free itself. After taking it down, they witness a mystical phenomenon: the ghost of a young woman pulls itself out of the machine, as if the spaceship had a soul. Trying to understand the nature of this entity, they start chasing the woman through space. Inspired by the spirit of the 80's films and music, BLOOD MACHINES is a 50-minute, 3-part sci-fi horror mind melter told in three chapters, scored by the synthwave artist Carpenter Brut. Starring Elisa Lasowski, Anders Heinrichsen and Noémie Stevens, written and directed by Seth Ickerman. - Bud reviews
Read MoreLet's Visit the Gates of Hell! The Real Life Door To Hell....
In a desert in Turkmenistan a giant crater burns eternally, some say it may be the gates to hell.
Read MoreZeke Reviews The Ghosts of Brisbane by Christopher Zisi
Zeke reviews this crazy new story from Christopher Zisi
Read MoreThe Canal - Outstandingly Creepy (JAR OF FATE #1)
I’ve set up a JAR OF FATE that randomly picks my movies for me. First one up is The Canal - an Irish horror flick from 2014.
Read MoreTobe Hooper and the MPAA
Forest takes us through the history of Tobe Hooper vs the MPAA
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