Everyone has their traditional horror movie titles they bust out every Halloween, from Night of the Living Dead (1968) to Trick ‘r Treat (2007), to so many other fun flicks. But we know us horror fans do the same thing for Christmas, don’t we? So with the holiday just a couple of weeks away, we want to know what Holiday Horrors you always watch this time of year? While others might be decorating the tree with It’s a Wonderful Life on, you’ve got Silent Night Deadly Night (1984) playing! What are some of the other seasonal favorites for this time of year? Gremlins (1984)? Rare Exports (2010)? Sint (2010)? Krampus (2015)?

Let’s here you!

Yes, today is the day for our annual Turkey Day Marathon. So while October is spent celebrating horror movies in general, once November comes across, we start to talk Turkeys. For for this Friday Favorites, I want to hear what is your Favorite Turkey? Continue reading →

Seems only appropriate, on this actual Friday the 13th, that we take a day to reflect on this long running series, to get your thoughts. While some might not be a fan of Jason and his exploits, most fans growing up in the ’80s could help but be a fan of these movies. Right or wrong, some of them are pretty fun, even today. 

So… to celebrate today, what is your favorite entry in the Friday the 13th film series? Doesn’t have to have Jason in there, meaning it could be the original or even part 5, but one that you like the best.

As we’re only 1 day away from Halloween, for this week’s Friday Favorite, I want to you to dig into your deepest, darkest, depths of your soul and let us know… what film scared you the most? It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t get to you now, but during that first time, at whatever age you were at the time, it just reached into your soul and cut down deep. Maybe it was one that just terrified you, maybe even so much that you couldn’t even finish it the first time around. Or one that kept you awake that night, haunting your dreams if you dared to fall asleep? Or maybe it wasn’t a particular film as a whole, but one scene that did the trick. Continue reading →

This is going to be one to let roll around in your head for a bit before answering. Continuing in our celebration of Halloween and all things horror, we thought it might be fun to hear some of the favorites out there of the good old fashion monsters. You could answer this two different ways. You could point out your favorite monster from the usual suspects, such as vampires, werewolves, science experiment gone wrong, a mummy, or any of that ilk. Or, you could pick a specific monster that just blew you away. Such as the Deadly Spawn, or Pumpkinhead, Critters, or any of the countless other creature terrors that has come our way over the last 100+ years of cinema. Easy enough, right?

So let’s hear it.

Count Dracula came to life in 1897, with the publication of Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula. As horror fans, we know not only are there count…less (pardon the pun) film adaptations of this novel, it would be a never-ending and never-winning argument to even try and say which is the most faithful, mainly because those silly opinions get in the way! But it is those opinions as to why we are here.

For this Friday topic, I would like to hear YOUR favorite adaptation of Dracula. It doesn’t have to be accurate, or even close, as long as the character of the good Count is in there. But let’s try to bite a little deeper than just which version is your favorite, but why is it your favorite? Is it because it was the first version you remember seeing? Was it that the actor playing the most famous vampire in history just put you under a trance? Whatever the reason, lets here it.

Let the bloodletting begin…