Sometimes dead is better
Three travellers find themselves trapped overnight at a deserted Rocky Mountain hotel, guests of a bizarre host. It’s time for a wintery edition of B MOVIE BLOCKBUSTERS - a wendigo hot mess of a film. Check it out!
Read MoreThe newest entry into Lorenzo’s journal…..is he losing his mind? Do imaginary friends really exist? Find out…
Read MoreChristina is guest reviewing on Horror Bound today for Black Christmas. Get her take as she talks about what being a final girl is, fighting the patriarchy and CHRISTMAS!
Read MoreForest does a deep dive into his personal memories of MonsterVision and what he loved about the iconic series.
Read MoreChristmas IS ALMOST HERE! And we’ve got some last minute gift guides for the horror readers in your life, young and old!
Read MoreBlack Christmas hit theaters and it’s PG-13. People got up in arms. But does a rating really matter? Angie dives in.
Read MoreThe Royce family has been a plague on the small, Southern town of Lewis for generations. Caleb has heard rumors about the family his whole life, just like he's heard the rumors about a monstrous creature known as Catfish John living in the swamp. When the Royce house burns down, Caleb's father—Lewis's sheriff—takes in the sole survivor, a young girl named Cere. Caleb quickly learns the truth about Archie Royce and the terrible fate he had planned for his daughter. After a woman is brutally murdered, Cere begins to suspect that not all of her family perished in the fire, and she and Caleb set out to stop her father's dark vision from coming to pass. Years later, Caleb is the sheriff of Lewis, and the monsters of his childhood return. Now Caleb must fight to protect those he loves from Archie Royce's legacy, and his best hope may be a legend he's almost managed to convince himself never existed—Catfish John. - reviewed by Joe
Read MoreA witch in a cabin in the woods, a boy’s camp for out of control boys, a missing boy, a dead boy, and a snowstorm. This is the premise to Winterwood, a YA fantasy mystery that is the perfect Christmas read if you’re into a more…dark Christmas.
Read More“I guess I can start with this simple statement: I am haunted. Most of us, when we think of hauntings, we think of houses that have ghosts in them. Some of us know that, while that is true, it’s also true that not just domiciles, but people, can be haunted as well.” - Lorenzo has a new short story for you to devour
Read MoreThe Master of Horror takes a turn at writing The Clown Prince of Crime as part of DC Comics Year of the Villain universe-spanning event. Click on as we dive into John Carpenter’s The Joker: Year of the Villain one shot.
Read MoreA vigilante, a futuristic society, a newsroom. This builds what is Laser Psycho, a new short story written by Doug Klein.
Read MoreDanny, an ex-inmate in Belgium, is housebound in a small hotel with an electronic ankle bracelet as a condition for his parole. The hotel’s owner is more than willing to host former prisoners until they get back on their feet – she’s married to a convicted felon who is doing time and she knows how difficult it can be to re-enter society. She’s having a tough time raising on her own her daughter Clara, a diabolically beautiful teenager who is trying to get a bit too personal with Danny. He understands that the kid is looking for a father figure, but he has to help himself before he can help others. This hope for redemption is however soon shattered when Clara is assaulted, forcing Danny to face his old demons again. - reviewed by Bud
Read MoreA teen mother raises her daughter on a looping road trip, living hand-to-mouth in motel rest stops and backwater towns, stepping occasionally into the heat and chaos of the surrounding cities. A life without permanence, filled with terrors and joys, their stability is dependent on the strangers—and strange men—they meet along the way. But what is the difference between the love of a mother, and the love of a friend? And in a world with such blurred lines, where money is tight and there’s little outside influence, when does the need to survive slide into something more sinister? - Reviewed by Joe
Read More“A made-for-TV terror! At a Colorado ski resort known for its winter festival, a mainly off screen yeti finds a way to not only ruin the festival, but also nab a solid body count. The movie itself boasts kills that can only be described as scenes meant to lead into commercial break and the most effective use of a ski pole as a weapon you may ever see.” - It’s B Movie Blockbuster time and Doug is covering the ultimate winter fest: Snowbeast
Read MoreWe’ve reached the end of NaNoWriMo, Dave is updating us all on his progress. Did he win? Let’s find out! He’s also sharing some sage advice on wrapping up your NaNoWriMo and what this month is really all about.
Read MoreWestern horror, reapers, a blood thirsty Mayor….what more could you want?! Joe is reviewing…
Read MoreWanna find out what Bud is calling “a definite must watch and instant cult classic”? CLICK TO READ!
Read MoreFor millions of years man and rats had been natural enemies. But now for the first time - suddenly, shockingly, horribly - the balance of power had shifted and the rats began to prey on the human population. - Joe is reviewing!
Read MoreIt’s almost time for December aka Dismember! Shudder has got you covered with all your streaming needs while hiding inside and avoiding the snow. Check out the schedule for new releases, Shudder exclusives, and more!
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving my American ghouls! Doug has a special B Movie Blockbuster for you involving a little feast and a yeti.
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