[Reviews]

Revisiting Saw, on its 10th Birthday

For the first time in four years, this year’s Halloween season brought a Saw film to the big screen, though it was of course a re-release of the original rather than a sequel or reboot – a reboot likely isn’t far off, however. Yes, it has already been ten years since that guy from Princess

[Contests and Giveaways]

Trick ‘r Treat Club — Halloween Mystery Box

Make a donation at least once a year as detailed in the first step below to receive your #TrickRTreatClub mystery box each October. I’m now collaborating with Edie (@jerseyoriginal), who some of you in the community may already know, in order to bring you the best experience. Here’s how to join the club… Step #1

[Art]

The Most Awesome Images Found on Social Media: 10/27- HALLOWEEN!!

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?! I recently wrote a post here on HL

[Guest Posts]

Make Your Own Friendly Ghost

Caspar the Friendly Ghost was the brain-child of Joe Oriolo and Seymour Reit. In 1945, this sweet spook floated his way onto the small-screen in There’s Good Boos Tonight. Originally, Caspar was pictured as a tortured soul who spent all of his time lurking in the graveyard, hiding out behind his own headstone. However, in

[Haunted Houses and Rides]

Five Haunted Attractions in Horror Movies!

There are a handful of things that are synonymous with the Halloween season, from pumpkin beer to pumpkin picking. But there’s perhaps no greater October joy than haunted attractions, which take horror movies to the next level and put you directly inside of them. I’ve hit up my fair share of haunts this season, including

[Interviews]

My Little Horror: The Art of Pony Alteration and a Chat with Mari Kasurinen

My daughter is obsessed with them, my girlfriend adores them, and due to those circumstances I spend WAY more money on them than any man my age probably should. I am talking about My Little Pony. Those annoyingly impressive lumps of plastic that have been around since the dawn of time … or at least