Horror
Going Beyond The Slasher With “In Search Of Darkness 1995-1999”
Top 10 Films looks at the In Search of Darkness 1995-1999 documentary, a nostalgic dive into the meta-slasher era, hidden 90s gems, and ...
Horror
Review: “The Vampire’s Coffin” Lies Alone In The Dark
A ticklish spooky movie about Mexico’s Prince of Darkness made in the late 1950s enjoys the strange honour of not having to be ...
Foreign Language
“The Nude Vampire” Reveals Humanity’s Naked Ambition
A surreal, atmospheric review of Jean Rollin’s The Nude Vampire, exploring its dreamlike imagery, eccentric storytelling, and cult-horror legacy.
Horror
Review: “Black Moon” Embraces The Dark Side
Regardless of its antiquated melodramatic framework, Black Moon is a Hollywood horror movie from the 1930s that scores some points when it touches ...
1980s
How A Title, A Trusted Face, And A Synthesiser Created A Slasher Legend: Sean S. Cunningham Recalls “Friday The 13th”
Discover Sean S. Cunningham’s memories of Friday the 13th: casting, kills, music, and how a low-budget gamble became horror history.
Horror
Review: “Air Hawks” Swoops Upon Unscrupulous Business Ethics
Powerhouse Films’ reissue of Air Hawks (1935) isn’t true horror, but its mix of sci-fi and drama offers a sharp critique of corporate ...
Horror
“28 Days Later” Pushes Credibility’s Expiry Date
A British doomsday thriller boasting an interesting premise, not to mention a predominantly sound narrative, collapses under its own dramatic weight as it ...
Horror
Review: Put “The Boogeyman” Back In The Closet
Despite its appealing premise, served to it by the great Stephen King, and a strong performance by Sophie Thatcher in a badly written ...








