Monthly Archives: October 2015

Sometimes life doesn’t turn out like you planned it. Take last night, for example. I planned to watch and post a lovely little British horror movie that seemed to have the warm approval of at least some who viewed it. … Continue reading →

OK, first things first. While this is technically a horror movie — and there are horrific things that happen — you will probably forget that about 10 minutes in. That’s OK. It’s a good story with good actors — Kurt … Continue reading →

Let the Right One In alerted us all to one of the lesser known social problems of our time: vampire babies. If you are like me, it left you saying, “Look, I know that there is a problem, but what … Continue reading →

For some reason, Asian countries make the best ghost stories. Maybe it is because ghosts are important to their cultures, but whatever the reason, they make some creepy, stylish stuff from the dreaded Shutter to Ju On and The Eye. … Continue reading →

This is our second animated offering and is, I believe, quite appropriate. We have been focusing on recent horror movies, and while this is a recently produced film, the material is drawn from the original master or horror, Edgar Allan … Continue reading →

JDF recently affirmed his love of the horror collection, I thought this would be right up his alley. In the tradition of Trick ‘r’ Treat and the recent A Christmas Horror Story — I give you Tales of Halloween, a … Continue reading →

What is it with people moving into new houses — or in this case, farms? This time, we’re up for a bit of British horror with a tale of the revenge of a hanged witch. Adapting the story of Para-Norman…oh, … Continue reading →

Playing an little catch-up after being out of town for a couple of days. After the accidental death of their son, and older couple — having never seen Poltergeist or Amityville Horror — does the most insane thing possible and … Continue reading →

Along with the “thing in the woods,” one of my favorite horror genres is the lone victim slowly being pushed into the darkness. This is that type of film. A single woman* in an unfamiliar, empty place at night — … Continue reading →

We’re two-thirds of the way through October, and I thought I would do something a little bit different to shake things up. So, tonight we have the first French film, the first film from the 2000s, and the first animated … Continue reading →