Millennium is another unfortunate example of an amazing, superb TV show being canceled. Millennium is often described as an X-Files spin-off, but that’s really not accurate. In fact if anything, an X-Files episode, appropriately named “Millennium” (season 7, episode 4), was a spin-off of Millennium or a hybrid, clash of the two shows. Despite several …
I very much enjoyed 2010, the sequel to 2001 and hope one day that they make 2061 and 3001 into films as well.
We absolutely love Kickstarter projects around Halloween Love, we really do. I want to start trying to do my best to help support the horror community more and those projects that I think have great potential. I’ve personally backed Nevermind, a horror video game that knows when you’re scared and reacts accordingly, getting more difficult …
Whether only rumored, in-talks, announced, or actually in-development, here are some of the projects I’ve been following and am all sorts of giddy for: Movies Jeepers Creepers III Why? — I’ve probably never had a more enjoyable horror experience than when I saw the original Jeepers Creepers in theaters. It was a Friday the 13th …
I am a big fan of both Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick. And although Stephen King does not approve of the film adaptation of his story The Shining, many, if not most or all horror fans or movie lovers, buffs, and critics in general, consider it to be a masterpiece, possibly the best horror film …
Dead & Buried is a disturbing, disturbing movie, delightfully so. Oh, and Robert Englund has a small part in it.
Most words have many meanings, definitions, and interpretations. The biggest distinction is often that of book definition vs social definition, which can be present in an almost meme-like fashion sometimes. It really depends on the context. Book Definition hor·ror ˈhôrər,ˈhär-/ noun an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust “children screamed in horror” synonyms: terror, …
I spent an absurd amount of time messing around in the Halloween store. It’s moments like this in video games that I find the most delightful. Here’s a glimpse…
“Who Goes There” — Holy fucking shit. I haven’t had this much of a rush being immersed in a story since Breaking Bad. We’ve seen TV evolve to become more and more serious over the years, as John mentioned here, and without a doubt TV has matched the production quality, acting, and writing of big …
