As Halloween says, today is the day when everyone is entitled to one good scare! So we hope that you are spending the day curled up on your couch watching your favorite horror movies. What films will you be watching…
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The Wolf Man remains one of the most loved horror films of all time thanks to its effective scares and atmospheric production design. ‘Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night may become a…
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Since its initial release in 1973, The Exorcist has repeatedly been called the scariest film ever made. Whether or not you agree with that assessment remains a matter of personal opinion, but one thing is certain — the film is…
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Chh-chh-chh! Dance-dance-dance? My personal favorite of all the Friday the 13th films was 1982’s Friday the 13th: Part III. Originally released in 3D — which afforded viewers in the theater the opportunity to have the film’s thrills (and the occasional…
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Think you know all that there is to know about horror movies? Then see if you can match the following taglines to their respective films! 1 – The ultimate in alien terror 2 – They won’t stay dead 3 –…
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This week’s spooky Create-A-Caption is dedicated to 1978’s Halloween writer/director John Carpenter’s masterpiece of horror that first introduced the world to Michael Myers. We’ve taken a still from one of the movie’s creepier moments (which is really making a declaration…
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“When it flies, someone dies!” Mystery writer Cornelia Van Gorder (Agnes Moorehead) has just rented a secluded country estate known as “the Oaks” and finds herself involved in a real-life mystery when she learns that one million dollars has been…
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Chh-chh-chh! Ahh-ahh-ahh! It just wouldn’t be the Halloween season without Jason Voorhees. The hockey-masked, murder-crazed antagonist of the Friday the 13th franchise has been terrifying audiences since he first popped up out of Crystal Lake forty years ago. (Yes, we…
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In this post, Jim Brymer reviews the 1980s horror masterpiece An American Werewolf in London: In England, two young boys, David (David Naughton) and Jack (Griffin Dunne) are out alternately hitchhiking and hiking across the countryside. They come across a…
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When Michael Myers began murdering teens in 1978’s Halloween, the slasher film became a phenomenon. Two years later, the original Friday the 13th was released, beginning an enduring franchise that continues to scare and delight fans to this day. If…
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