[Art]

Coolest Horror Images of the Week: 7/20-7/26

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 I’ve stumbled across on the internet this week. So let’s get right to it, shall we?! Jerry Macaluso used to own SOTA Toys, and nearly a

[Movies]

Sympathy for The Devil’s Rejects: Horror’s Most Likeable Villains

It’s almost hard to believe that it’s already been 10 years since Rob Zombie unleashed The Devil’s Rejects, a grounded-in-reality sequel to the cartoonish House of 1000 Corpses that many – including myself – consider to be Zombie’s masterpiece as a filmmaker. The western-inspired horror film was released into theaters on July 22nd of 2005,

[Movies]

5 Upcoming Horror Anthologies to Keep an Eye On

There’s nothing more enjoyable than a good horror anthology, as the format allows for a handful of different movies to be rolled into one. Though you’re shit out of luck if you find yourself not enjoying a typical movie, the beauty of anthologies is that there’s always a brand new story right around the corner,

[Collectibles]

Five Horror Finds at the Flea Market

One of my favorite summer hobbies is treasure hunting, and I often spend my weekends looking for local yard sales, hitting up thrift stores, and seeking out flea markets. The thrill of the hunt is that you truly never know what you’re going to come across on a neighbor’s lawn or find tucked away in

[Collectibles]

Meet STABFACE: My Quest to Find Resin Horror Perfection with Jack’s Attic

Once a year, every year, I pack an overnight bag and head for a very special get-together. It takes place at a different location every time I go, but what awaits me is always the same. Old friends, a few beers, laughter and plenty of horror movies and heated debate. These are friends from my

[TV]

HOLLISTON and the Accessibility of Horror Fandom

After a two year hiatus, Entertainment Weekly broke the news that the horror-sitcom Holliston would finally be returning for its third season. The popular show created by Adam Green (Hatchet, Digging Up The Marrow, Frozen) follows Green and long-time friend Joe Lynch (Everly, Wrong Turn 2) as fictional wannabe horror filmmakers struggling to make ends

[Bite-sized Horror]

Hannibal: It’s Time to Meet Dolarhyde

Possible spoilers ahead… Hannibal, while striking its own levels of excellence based solely on its own merits, also has come closer than any of the other Hannibal Lecter films to capturing the truly brilliant atmosphere of the original film Manhunter, a film that I haven’t been shy about calling my most favorite film in all