The Final Girl

Take a Break from Cut-and-Paste Horror with HUNTER'S WEEKEND

November 20, 2018 Amanda Giarratano 1 Comment amy taylor, horror-comedy, hunter's weekend, mockumentary

There are certain expectations that arise when viewing indie horror films on the convention circuit. In a genre that often

Author: dew

Your Childhood: Coming Soon to a Theater Near You

August 30, 2018 Amanda Giarratano eli roth, guillermo del toro, jack black, scary stories to tell in the dark, the house with a clock in its walls

When you reach certain age that we won’t actually mention, the cherished memories of your youth swiftly become fodder for

Author: dew

6-Headed Shark Attack: Please God, Just Kill Me Now

August 28, 2018 Amanda Giarratano 0 Comments

I’m pretty comfortable saying that I like some not classically ‘good’ movies. I own Howard the Duck on DVD and

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Murder Music: Dew's Top Five Horror Soundtrack Songs

November 7, 2017September 30, 2022 Amanda Giarratano 0 Comments a nightmare on elm street, disturbing behavior, dramarama, freddy's dead: the final nightmare, goo goo dolls, jay gordon, love spit love, music, queen of the damned, the craft, the flys

How many times have you heard something playing in the background of a horror film, artist and title unknown, and thought, ‘Wow, what a damn good song’? Outside of those same iconic themes that make the rounds on every so-called ‘spooky’ playlist during the Halloween season, much of the music included in or created for horror films seems almost ignored.

Author: dew

Welcome to HELL TOWN; Enjoy Your Stay! (REVIEW)

August 23, 2016September 30, 2022 Amanda Giarratano 2015, hell town, review, soap opera

All in all, this is the sort of fun content we love to see when it comes to mixing horror and comedy, much more amusing fair than the repetitious spoof-type films clogging up the genre.

Author: dew

Are You Afraid of the DARK (2015)? You Should Be. (REVIEW)

June 7, 2016September 30, 2022 Amanda Giarratano 0 Comments DARK, elias, psychological horror, review

With any number of horrors lurking in the dark of the city, the viewer is left to decide if the increasing sense of suffocation and certainty that someone else is out there in the dark are the warnings of an imminent attack or simply and machinations of a broken mind.