5 Reasons Why Tokyo Ghoul Anime Captivates Fans
Let’s talk about the Tokyo Ghoul series – one of those rare anime adaptations that actually deserves all the hype it gets. This supernatural thriller, based on the manga series […]
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Vietnamese Ghost Stories Are Real
Ghost stories are infamous in Vietnam. You hear them a lot if you keep your ear to the ground. And there are many Vietnamese people–adult people–who are genuinely terrified of […]
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Exciting Pacing in Talk To Me 2022: Review
In Talk To Me (2022), the dead possess willing teens seeking a feeling of euphoria as possession takes over their being.
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Barbarian 2022 Horror Film: Deep, Disturbing, and…Funny?
Barbarian (2022) is a horror movie with deep, disturbing themes. But do you know about its comedic origins? Enjoy this guest post by writer Taylor Lundy.
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Scrimshaw Turtle in The Dark Tower
In Stephen King’s The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah, Susannah Dean finds a scrimshaw turtle, or Sköldpadda. The scrimshaw turtle earns the name, Sköldpadda, after Ms. Dean uses it […]
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Black Christmas: Woke Horror with Feminist Power
Black Christmas (2019) If you are slumped on the couch full of Christmas dinner and need an energetic slasher horror flick to reinvigorate yourself, then I’d recommend Black Christmas, a […]
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What Made Hellraiser an 80s Horror Classic
You might say that the 1980s were the golden age of horror movies due to its sheer volume of ground-breaking classics like Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Child’s […]
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Walter Padick of Delain: A Tortured, Lost Little Boy
Walter Padick This article is about Walter Padick of Delain, a tortured, lost little boy who came to dominate the pages of The Dark Tower and countless other Stephen King […]
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Why did the Dead Baby Cross the Road?
In Stephen King’s The Dark Tower III: Waste Lands and The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass, Eddie Dean asks, “Why did the dead baby cross the road?” The first […]
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Beetlejuice: The Blockbuster Nobody Saw Coming
The brilliance of Tim Burton’s directing and art style was untapped until the script for the movie Beetlejuice came along. After the success of Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure (1985), Warner Bros […]
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5 Reasons why Roland Deschain is a Total Dick
The Dark Tower 1: The Gunslinger has Roland Deschain chasing the Man in Black across the desert. That’s all dark and bleak and romantic, and The Gunslinger is one of […]
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Evil Dead: Sam Raimi’s Best 5 Closeup Shots
From Darkman to Spiderman and beyond to the Evil Dead, horror director Sam Raimi is famous for his gruesome shots. There is already plenty of media out there about Top […]
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Dark Tower Wizard & Glass: The Powerful Horses of Mejis
Long days and pleasant nights – this article includes all the rest of the powerful horses of Mejis in Stephen King’s The Dark Tower IV: Wizard & Glass. I say […]
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The Effective Ickiness of David Cronenberg’s The Fly (1986)
Horror movies come and go, but some, like David Cronenberg’s The Fly (1986), live on and terrorize us with great acting, tragic heroes, and icky vomit scenes forever. This is […]
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Terry Crews Cast in New Walking Dead Show
Terry Crews has been cast in the new Walking Dead spinoff show, Tales of the Walking Dead. The upcoming series comes after Fear The Walking Dead (2015), The Walking Dead: […]
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