I caught up with 28 new release horrors between July and September this year. Because of the high-quality horror television that has come...

I caught up with 22 new release horrors between April and June this year. See below for my ratings (out of 5) and recommendations: The...

I caught up with 18 new release horrors that came out between January and March this year. See below for my ratings (out of 5) and...

2020 was a surprisingly rich year for horror. Because of the pandemic and being stuck inside for many months, I was able to catch up with...

Based on the 2006 novel of the same named by Scott Smith, who also wrote the screenplay, The Ruins was Carter Smith's (no relation)...

About his film The Last Winter Larry Fessenden said, "Ultimately I wanted to show how an individual's worldview affects how he or she...

I'm back from my hiatus and continuing on in my eco-horror marathon. Few subgenres of horror film are as prescient or important for...

I caught up with 20 new releases from July to September. See below for my ratings (out of 5) and recommendations: Relic 4 The Beach House...

#horrorquarter #list Despite the pandemic slowing down film releases generally, I found the second quarter of the year to be surprisingly...

#ecohorror "Shark Escapes Testing Facility," reads a newspaper headline in the beginning of Renny Harlin's late-nineties eco-horror Deep...

#ecohorror Mimic was the only Guillermo del Toro film I had yet to see of his filmography, which is part of the reason I included it in...

#ecohorror Wild Beasts, also known as Savage Beasts or Belve Feroci, opens with a quote from Francis Thrive, "Our madness engulfs...

#ecohorror Razorback brings us back to more traditional man vs. nature films like The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms where the natural...

#ecohorror Cringeworthy is the first word that comes to mind when I think of John Frankenheimer's 1979 eco-horror, written by David...

#ecohorror A woman has an abortion. A mother duck is shot in the head while her babies swim away. A tattered barbie doll washes up on the...

#ecohorror The only feature-length film Saul Bass ever directed happens to be an eco-horror, featuring killer ants, colorful sprays, many...

#ecohorror Preserved in the Library of Congress's National Film Registry for its "cultural, historical, and aesthetic significance" (LOC,...

#ecohorror The military scientist turns to his colleague after testing an atomic bomb and says, "I feel like we're writing a new...

#ecohorror #list Eco-horror, sometimes called natural horror, is one of my favorite subgenres. It marries two things about which I am...

#horrorquarter #list The beginning of 2020 has swept through with a fun mix of horror films. I was able to catch up with 12 new releases....

2019 was a beautiful year for horror. I was able to catch up with 74 new releases, which is a personal best. Just like last year, there...

It's been something of a wild ride, making my way through such an eclectic group of films as those I chose for this horror exploration...

Here we are folks at the last film in my queer horror exploration. With few exceptions, I’ve tried to choose films that not only were...

The 16 new releases I was able to watch this quarter were particularly strong compared to the first two quarters of the year. From my...

Just to be completely transparent, I couldn’t finish this film. This is something that rarely happens to me. Typically, no matter the...

I actually caught a screening of Lyle at a Terror Tuesday event here in Austin a few months back. I’ve been looking forward to writing...

A remake of their 2001 film of the same name, All Cheerleaders Die was created by Lucky Mckee and Chris Sivertson. The film is a horror...

Stranger by the Lake is a French thriller written and directed by Alain Guiraudie, who won the Best Director award at Cannes in 2013. The...

Here we are at number 15 in my queer horror marathon. Excitement! For those who have been following along with me, you’ve likely noticed...

I want to preface this with the fact that I am not the best person to discuss a Bruce LaBruce film. I’ve never seen one before this, and...

The second quarter of the year has brought together a weird pack of films for me, a gay, French giallo, a couple slashers, a survival...

Written and directed by Paul Etheridge, Hellbent is billed as the first, true gay slasher film. Now, those that have been following along...

One of Peter Jackson’s earlier films, Heavenly Creatures is a psychological-crime-fantasy film, and best of all, it’s queer. The story is...

Let’s be real. Clive Barker has several stories that, although not screaming queerness from the rooftop, have a queer sensibility to...

We’re at the halfway point here in my queer horror marathon, and this tenth film was an interesting rewatch for me. As my favorite...

Instead of writing a single, whole review for every new release horror film I watch throughout the year, which comes out to be around 50...

Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer wrote and directed one of my favorite horror movies ever, Starry Eyes, so I got excited knowing the duo...

I’ve finally made it through all the vampire films in this marathon. THANK THE DARK LORD! I wish I could say I’m ending this vampire trip...

I think we can all agree that the horror genre has open arms for Mr. Peele, and for his Sophomore feature Us, most of us can give a full...

Canadian screenwriter, producer, and director Danishka Esterhazy’s latest film Level 16 is serving all gloom, doom, and gender politics...

Carmilla the predatory lesbian vampire returns in Spanish filmmaker Vicente Aranda’s 1972 film La Novia Ensangrentada, otherwise known as...

Directed by Nicolas Pesce, whose 2016 film The Eyes of My Mother scarred us terribly with its intensity, is back with a new film this...

Most people already have a sense whether or not they will like Climax before going into it. My wife, for example, is not a Gaspar Noé...

Another strong horror release from Ireland, Lee Cronin’s The Hole in the Ground is a mash up of many things horror lovers enjoy. There is...

Number 7. You know the drill. Let’s start with a brief history lesson. Here is Sara Century from Bitch Media: “Actually, the predominant...

I am a big fan of Happy Death Day, so when I saw that the sequel was playing nearby on Valentines Day, I dragged my wife with me....

The Vampire Lovers was written, directed, and produced entirely by men. I wonder what could go wrong? Based on the Novella Carmilla, the...

Directed by Xavier Burgin and written by Ashlee Blackwell and Danielle Burrows, Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror is a documentary...

As a huge Jake Gyllenhaal fan, I was excited to hear he is featured in Dan Gilroy’s latest horror film Velvet Buzzsaw. Gilroy is better...

I’m at number five in my exploration of queer horror, which puts us a quarter of the way through already! *sheds a single queer tear*...