Tusk (2014): Kevin Smith’s low-budget, bizarre horror film is a mixed bag of camp and thrills
Christian dives into "Tusk," a film where director Kevin Smith pushes his unique style into bizarre and campy territory.
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The Shining (1980): Stephen King may have hated Stanley Kubrick’s film version of his famous novel, but it’s still a horror masterpiece
It's time to check into the Overlook Hotel as Chad revisits Stanley Kubrick's controversial adaption of Stephen King's "The Shining."
Sinister (2012): 10 years later, the supernatural mystery from Scott Derrickson is still a gripping and frightening watch
After ten years, Christian takes a deep dive into "Sinister," the terrifying supernatural thriller from blumhouse productions.
The Atticus Institute (2015): A low-budget, almost documentary-style journey into supernatural horror
Christian checks into "The Atticus Institute," a chilling, low-budget entry in the found footage/horror genre.
Halloween Ends (2022): The newest entry is a solid and fitting capstone to the rebooted franchise
Scott takes his carving knife to "Halloween Ends," the finale of David Gordon Green's nouveau Halloween trilogy.
Paranormal Activity (2007) & Paranormal Activity 2 (2010): The first two entries of the long-running franchise are gems of the found footage genre
Christian dives into the found footage genre, revisiting the first two Paranormal Activity entries.
Interview with the Vampire (1994): The original film version of Anne Rice’s classic novel is still a bloody good time
As AMC launches its TV adaption of Anne Rice's classic novel "Interview with the Vampire," Chad revisits the 1994 feature film version starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.
Barbarian (2022): The clever horror thriller packs genuine scares and laughs while subverting expectations
Scott looks at the indie horror thriller "Barbarian" that packs both laughs and scares while subverting expectations with its short run time.