Are Influencers The New Horny Teens? Temptation, work, Final Girls and the erotics of disavowal. SUPERHOST (2021), INFLUENCER (2022), MIND BODY SPIRIT (2022), SISSY (2022), DEADSTREAM (2022), SPREE (2020) and CAM (2018) Content warning for brief references to suicide and sexual assault. Hey hey hey my follower fam, it’s your girl … Are Influencers The New Horny Teens? Read more
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Bloody Axe Wound: A Slasher’s New Generation
Bloody Axe Wound In the small town of Clover Falls, Abbie Bladecut navigates the inheritance of her father’s real-life slasher business. Initial release: 27 December 2024 Director: Matthew John Lawrence A Horror Movie Review by Hope Madden New to Shudder this week is Matthew John Lawrence’s (Peckerhead) charming dismantling of the slasher genre … Bloody Axe Wound: A Slasher’s New GenerationRead more
Butchers Bluff Unleashed on March 11, 2025
Breaking Glass Pictures Unleashes Butchers Bluff – A Blood-Soaked 1980s Slasher Throwback – on March 11, 2025 A Brutal and Unrelenting Horror Spectacle from Director William Instone and Thunder Knife Productions Get ready for a relentless ride into terror as Butchers Bluff hacks its way onto screens March 11, 2025. … Butchers Bluff Unleashed on March 11, 2025Read more
Grace Point (2023): A Thrilling Journey of Redemption
Grace Point (2023) Written by Rory Karpf and Paul Russell Smith Directed by Rory Karpf A young man on his way to a remote drug rehab, finds himself in a strange town being chased by the locals, as well as his own personal demons. (IMDB) Grace Point (2023): A Thrilling Journey of Redemption Brandon … Grace Point (2023): A Thrilling Journey of RedemptionRead more
Robert Aickman – Master of the Uncanny
Robert Aickman stands as a unique figure in the landscape of horror literature, renowned for his mastery of the uncanny. This article from Phil Lecomber explores Aickman’s distinct storytelling style and his ability to evoke a creeping sense of unease without resorting to traditional horror tropes like violence or gore. … Robert Aickman – Master of the Uncanny Read more
The Buildout Review: Spiritual Themes in Horror
Introduction Finding a film that effectively balances atmosphere with storytelling can be a daunting task. However, Zeshaan Younus’ feature debut, The Buildout, manages to carve out its own niche within the genre. Set against the backdrop of a desolate desert landscape, this unsettling narrative delves into themes of spirituality and … The Buildout Review: Spiritual Themes in HorrorRead more
Invader: A Haunting Suburban Horror Movie Experience
Few things can evoke sheer suspense like the home invasion narrative, and Mickey Keating’s Invader steps boldly into this territory with gripping intensity. Set against the backdrop of the quiet suburbs of Chicago, the film unravels the harrowing experience of Ana, a young woman yearning for the safety of familiarity … Invader: A Haunting Suburban Horror Movie ExperienceRead more
Video Nasties – The Latest Fright Club Podcast
Aaah, the old “video nasties” — movies banned from view to protect us from the untold damage they would do, their ruinous images. The idea that watching something could be our end is a fantastic source for horror. Horror filmmakers have taken that idea and run wild with it. Watching … Video Nasties – The Latest Fright Club PodcastRead more
Little Bites (2024): Supernatural Terror and Parenting Sacrifices
Introduction Little Bites thrusts viewers into a world where the horrors of motherhood intertwine with supernatural terror. Directed by Spider One, the film delves into the complex relationship between a mother and her daughter, all while lurking in the shadows of a demon that feasts on both the flesh and … Little Bites (2024): Supernatural Terror and Parenting SacrificesRead more
Everyone Is Going to Die (2025): A Dread-Inducing Horror Experience
Introduction In a cinematic landscape often saturated with predictable thrillers and simplistic horror tropes, “Everyone Is Going to Die” emerges as a chilling breath of fresh air. Directed by Craig Tuohy, this film plunges viewers into a world of palpable tension and psychological unease, all set against the backdrop of … Everyone Is Going to Die (2025): A Dread-Inducing Horror ExperienceRead more
The Monkey: Horror Meets Humour by Osgood Perkins
The Monkey: Horror Meets Humour by Osgood Perkins Introduction The Monkey offers no answers, only a blood-soaked reminder that some playthings defy innocence. This cursed windup organ grinder—with its crimson eyes, jagged teeth, and malevolent grin—is no mere toy. It’s a harbinger of chaos, a furry little executioner that turns life’s … The Monkey: Horror Meets Humour by Osgood PerkinsRead more
MOM (2024) Review: A Slow-Burn Horror Experience
Mom (2024) Written by Philip Kalin-Hajdu, Albert I Melamed, Adam O’Brien Directed by Adam O’Brien Struggling with postnatal depression and feeling misunderstood by her husband, Meredith begins to experience terrifying visions foreshadowing an ultimate tragedy. MOM opens as Meredith (Emily Hampshire) and Jared (François Arnaud) bring their newborn son home … MOM (2024) Review: A Slow-Burn Horror ExperienceRead more
Heart Eyes: A Horror-Comedy Adventure
In the realm of horror-comedy, few filmmakers manage to strike the right balance of humor and gore quite like Josh Ruben. With his latest endeavor, Heart Eyes, he takes us on a whirlwind adventure through a Valentine’s Day filled with both romance and mayhem. Blending tropes from romantic comedies with … Heart Eyes: A Horror-Comedy AdventureRead more
Do You See Me? A Horror Film That Misses the Mark
Do You See Me (2017) Written by Harel Goldstein, Charles Morris Jr and Corbin Timbrook Directed by Corbin Timbrook Emily is being stalked by a rogue clown. He’s everywhere…including her closet. Emily (Rya Meyers) finds herself being harassed by a creepy clown amidst news reports of women being murdered after … Do You See Me? A Horror Film That Misses the MarkRead more
Freelance Horror Movie Review: A Suspenseful Journey
Freelance Katie, a freelance video editor in desperate need of work, receives a high-paying offer to edit a cryptic and bizarre video from an anonymous employer. Strapped for cash and facing eviction, Katie eagerly accepts the gig. The video depicts people being tortured and even killed on camera – surely … Freelance Horror Movie Review: A Suspenseful JourneyRead more