[Reviews]

The River — Good, Stupid Fun

The River television series, which is yet another shaky, found-footage venture from the Paranormal Activity guys, was surprisingly fun. I would chalk this up to being a guilty pleasure because the writing and dialogue were painfully stupid. From characters that don’t understand a word of Spanish, to being able to speak it fluently after a

[Blu-ray and DVD]

A Warning About Full Moon’s ‘Tourist Trap’ Blu-ray

On the surface, it’s kind of hard to dislike Charles Band, as he seems like a nice enough guy, and he’s made some pretty noteworthy contributions to the genre. In addition to being the man behind Empire Pictures and Wizard Video, Band is of course also the founder of Full Moon; a production/distribution company that’s

[Interviews]

Defender of the Corkscrew: My Q&A with Halloween H20’s Adam Hann-Byrd

This August Halloween H20 will be 16 years old … Where the hell does the time go!? I remember the summer of that year fondly. At the time I was working in a large department store in my home town of Plymouth. The wages were terrible (£3.60 per hour!), we had to get there at

[Conventions]

Horror Con Girls

Over the long, cold winter something popped up on the internet that helped heat things up a little and I am so grateful. It’s called Horror Con Girls and it’s basically pictorial evidence that the horror girl of your dreams really DOES exist! The best part about Horror Con Girls is that it’s run by

[Interviews]

Art Attack: Bringing a Little Horror to the Familiar with Flavio Luccisano

Regular readers will know I have been looking into my past recently through articles I call ‘Inevitability’ … I gave them that name because when I look at what interested and excited me as a kid it nearly always had subtle traces of horror lurking within. Sometimes it might have just been a spooky character

[Art]

The Most Awesome Images Found on Social Media: 4/28-5/2

We’ve reached the end of another week – thank god! – which means it’s time to once again take a look at the coolest, weirdest and/or most awesome images that I’ve stumbled across on social media this past week. So let’s get right to it, shall we?! Last weekend, the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo

[Reviews]

Review: The Night Before Easter

I love spring. Not as much as fall, as that is the time most associated with horror, but spring is enjoyable. Flowers bloom, things start to warm up and, of course, Easter. Not too many horror films take place during the season, but a new one has been added into the fold. The Night Before

[Clothing]

Mondo Launches Shining-Inspired Apparel and Home Decor Collection!

Located in Houston, Texas, the Mondo Gallery has become one of the leading purveyors of cool horror shit in recent years, and they always seem to have their finger directly on the pulse of what us fans are craving. After making a name for themselves with limited edition, fan-created posters worth splurging on, Mondo has

[Reviews]

Wes Craven’s Other Movies: Summer of Fear (aka Stranger in Our House)

As we’ve mentioned several times in the recent past here on Halloween Love, this year marks the 30th anniversary of the release of A Nightmare on Elm Street, which really solidified Wes Craven’s status as a bonafide master of horror. Sure, he had made several noteworthy films prior, including The Last House on the Left