All the Creatures Were Stirring (2018) [REVIEW]
Now that we’re in the post-Thanksgiving season, it’s the perfect time to seek out holiday-themed horror, with All the Creatures Were Stirring scratching that itch. Not only does the film […]
Category Archives: Horror Movies
Cam (2018) [REVIEW]
I like to think I keep my finger on the pulse of what “the kids” are watching these days, though it’s hard to sift through all the junk that hits […]
That Time I Talked to Elvira – September 17, 2017
Some of you might have noticed that I’ve been posting hot content far less these last two years than in years prior and, no, I don’t work for Marvel again, […]
Hold the Dark (2018) [REVIEW]
Between Blue Ruin and Green Room, filmmaker Jeremy Saulnier has quickly become one of the filmmakers’ whose projects I most look forward to, as I know I’ll get something completely […]
Suspiria (2018) [REVIEW]
The original Suspiria is one of my favorite horror movies of all time, thanks to Dario Argento‘s moody color palette, Jessica Harper‘s frantic performance, Goblin‘s hypnotizing score, and, well, I […]
Mara (2018) [REVIEW]
I like to think that I’m tapped into the horror world, but Mara was actually brought to my attention by Wolfgirl as I remained completely oblivious to its existence. It […]
Marrowbone (2017) [REVIEW]
When I first saw The Orphanage, I knew I had witnessed something special, which proved true when the film remained one of the best haunted house films of the decade. […]
Mohawk (2017) [REVIEW]
One of the more enjoyable haunted house movies I’ve seen in recent years is 2015’s We Are Still Here from writer/director Ted Geoghegan (yes I friggin’ spelled that without having […]
Wildling (2018) [REVIEW]
Something you all know about me is that I call myself “The Wolfman,” which would make you think I have an affinity for werewolf movies. Interestingly, I give zero craps […]
The Ranger (2018) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’18]
When a horror film combines many of your favorite things, it could be a guaranteed success if a film serves those things justice or it could be a devastating blow […]
The Wolfman Cometh 