Category Archives: Horror Movie Reviews

The other night, I watched Mario Bava’s Blood and Black Lace. It was recommended to me a few years ago by my friend Jeremy, who was taken aback and shocked that I had never seen it. I swore to him … Continue reading →

It’s time for another Giallo! For some reason, I’ve really been digging on these. A little more subtle than slashers, a little more gory than thrillers. This go-round, I watched Paolo Cavara’s The Black Belly of the Tarantula. Someone somewhere … Continue reading →

So, I realized I was falling a bit behind in my #31DaysOfHorror. Over a couple of days I just went all-out Giallo-style. Giallo movies, if you’re unfamiliar, are basically a combination of slasher movies and murder mysteries. They were pretty … Continue reading →

#31DaysOfHorror continues! A couple nights ago, I watched Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu: The Vampyre. I’d never seen it before, and honestly, I’m sort of woefully ignorant when it comes to Herzog in general– this is only the third movie of his … Continue reading →

The second in this year’s #31DaysOfHorror is a tight little haunted house flick called “We Are Still Here.” Clocks in at less than 90 minutes, chock full of spooky stuff, beautiful ambiance, and gore, and without any of those pesky … Continue reading →

Well, it’s that time again– October. So it’s time to attempt another 31 Days of Horror. 31 days! 31 horror movies! One viewer! ONE SURVIVOR! Here are my basic rules this year: I’d like to maintain a ratio of at … Continue reading →

Okay, here’s the final entry in this year’s 31 Days of Horror. It’s for the second movie I watched this month, so it seems kind of silly to be doing it on Halloween, but it truly deserves a post all … Continue reading →

Wow. I did it. 31 horror movies in the month of October. And there’s still three days to go! I’M BREAKIN’ RECORDS OVER HERE 31. Alone in the Dark (1982) This is an interesting flick. I’d had it recommended to … Continue reading →

30. The Deadly Spawn (1983) I love movies like this. This is steaming hot trash from the early 80s, done on a shoestring budget. It’s super-goofy and fun, and it looks like it was just as fun to make it … Continue reading →