Just because Friday the 13th has come and gone doesn’t mean you can’t carry the memories of Crystal Lake with you all year round. You can, thanks to the Funko Pocket Pop! keychain of the one (and fortunately only) Jason…
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When the original A Nightmare on Elm Street was released back in 1984, audiences who checked out the Wes Craven screamfest had no way of knowing that they were witnessing the birth of an enduring horror franchise. Over 30 years…
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“That’s entertainment!” Those two words instantly spring to mind when thinking about this week’s new releases. We’ve got the latest comedy from two hilarious Saturday Night Live veterans, the most notorious prime-time soap opera ever, a 30th anniversary of the…
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Lon Chaney‘s greatest role was as Erik, the scarred fiend lurking in the catacombs beneath the Paris Opera House who serves as an unseen mentor to beautiful Swedish soprano Christine Daaé (Mary Philbin), in the classic 1925 silent adaptation of…
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A Fish Called Wanda is fascinating because it blends the charm of Ealing Studios classics with a zany Monty Python-esque sensibility. Originally released nearly 30 years in ago in 1988, the film was a critical and commercial success. In the…
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Ever since he appeared in John Carpenter‘s 1978 horror sensation Halloween, Michael Myers rightfully took his place alongside of the greatest screen scream icons in history. Wearing a chilling white mask and overalls, Myers is nothing more than pure evil…
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Chh-chh-chh! Ahh-ahh-ahh! As our October-long celebration of the horror genre rolls on, we want you to tell us all about which slasher film (the subgenre gets its name from how its dark antagonists often use knives to carve up their…
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Vincent Price. Even just seeing those words up on screen conjure up spooky memories. A true iconoclast, Price may have died in 1993 but really, he never left. He’s still everywhere in pop culture — taunting Batman and Robin, frightening…
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Shiver me timbers! October is roaring in with some swashbuckling and sensational DVD and Blu-ray releases that you’ll want to walk the plank for. (Not that you’ll have to go to such extreme measures!) Instead, just take a look at…
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One of the great things about our current era is that more movies than ever are being rescued from obscurity and released on DVD. Such is most definitely the case in with the 1938 Bing Crosby/Fred MacMurray musical comedy Sing…
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