Wounds is a grimy film about grimy people.
All in dreadful
AHS 1984 “Red Dawn” gives us an ending worthy of a slasher series.
Troy’s here with some recent lesser known queer horror films.
Gwen is a slow burn dissolution of a family and a treatise on the horrors of progress.
Premiering on Hulu, Little Monsters is a delightful comedy about putting on a brave face in front of overwhelming adversity.
Replace Combines Body Horror and Psychological Thrills to Mixed Results.
At the Midnight Society, Troy and Erin take a look at S1E12 “The Tale of the Prom Queen”!
Chad Crawford Kinkle is back with his sophomore feature Dementer and it feels cut from the same cloth as Jug Face.
Joe Begos is two for two this year and Fangoria has another win.
The Death of Dick Long is an odd one that…well I’m not sure how I feel about.
I really enjoyed The Shed, I just wish it had more to say about friendships that typical tropes.
At the Midnight Society, Troy and Erin take a look at S1E11 “The Tale of the Dark Music”!
American Horror Story tries to mix things up with “Slashdance.”
Lauren Chochinov takes a look at the absurdity of Killer Sofa and comes away mixed.