A Bloody Good Time: Review of The House That Dripped Blood
With a masterful cast and eerie tales, The House That Dripped Blood delivers unforgettable anthology horror. Discover the dark secrets behind this cult classic.
A Damn Fine Tribute: Remembering David Lynch
RIP David Lynch, a damn fine artist, filmmaker, and, like rock ’n’ roll, a true American original.
A Lady In White: Review of 1988’s The Lady In White
The Lady in White is a supernatural thriller telling the story of a young boy who encounters a ghost while investigating a small town murder.
A Name by Mark Slade
In this suspenseful story, a woman’s daughter tries to persuade her to stop practicing black magic in her kitchen to little avail.
A Review of Less than Human By Gary Raisor
If your taste in vampires leans toward gritty realism over glittering romance, Less than Human by Gary Raisor is the blood-soaked tale you didn’t know you needed.
A Shocker From Bava By Mark Slade
Mario Bava’s final film Shock (1977), where supernatural horror and psychological suspense collide in a chilling Giallo masterpiece.
A Six Gun and the Queen of Light By Mark Slade
Follow an unlikely duo—a rough-and-tumble gunslinger and a powerful, ethereal queen—as they navigate treacherous lands and battle otherworldly threats. Plunge into a fantastical Wild West for a captivating blend of frontier adventure and magical fantasy.
Accidental Genius Review By Mark Slade
Cult films seem to have a longer shelf life than even some of the best reviewed and most successful films at the box office. Maybe it’s the flaws.
Blood Noir Episode 1: Sinners No Rain Can Wash Away
Mia and Dewey have a problem: they just murdered Mia’s husband, Ben. Then why are Ben’s body parts trying to kill them?
Blood Noir Episode 2: Black Roses
A group of friends and thieves steal a valuable object and unleash an ancient creature, who is rather hungry.
A Maladjusted Cartoon and Charles 
