How Friday the 13th Part 6 Retconned Its Way to Greatness
Film franchises have to take risks. If you’re going to keep pushing a franchise for more and more chapters, eventually you have to think outside the box and try something…
Poltergeist 40 Years Later
Ask any horror fan, journalist, or scholar, and there are a few undeniable classics within the genre, regardless of the time period. One of those undeniable classics is 1982’s Poltergeist,…
Halloween Kills: The Good, the Bad, and the Really Ugly
I can’t say that I loved Halloween Kills. I can’t even say I really liked it, which pains me to say. I really wanted to like it, and I think…
Jason Goes To Hell Is Better Than You Remember
I’m sure the title of this article gave you a strong feeling, one way or another. Jason Goes To Hell is a divisive film. There’s a group of people who…
Horror In The ’90s: A Decade Of Reflection & Change
The horror genre has existed in cinema for over a century—in other words, horror films have been around about as long as motion pictures themselves. From the earliest horror short…
Life, Death & The End of an Era in The Irishman
What is it like to know that your life is coming to an end, to know that your days are rapidly running out? To see those you spent a majority…
Danielle Harris: My Generation’s Scream Queen
Horror fans are many things but perhaps at the top of that list is loyal. When someone feels like they’re part of the family and make no mistake about it,…
Deborah Voorhees Discusses Her Film 13 Fanboy, Real Life Stalkers & More
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with actress/filmmaker Deborah Voorhees about her upcoming film, 13 Fanboy, the Friday the 13th series, her role in Part V, real-life stalkers, and…
Remaking a Classic: Revisiting the Friday the 13th Remake 10 Years Later
While Hollywood as a whole is known for an abundance of remakes, the horror genre stands out as having an incredibly high amount of popular films remade. Remakes amongst horror…
The Terrifying Sounds of Silence: A Quiet Place Is a Modern Horror Classic
One of my favorite things about horror is how subjective it is. What scares me on a primal level—what truly has the ability to keep me up at night, playing…