At New York Comic Con 2026, David Dastmalchian and Leah Kilpatrick discuss their new horror comics, their fascination with ...
It’s hard to deny that Blumhouse is one of the most significant forces shaping horror today. The production company is behind ...
If any film from the 2020’s is a testament to the timelessness of gothic horror, it’s Adrien Beau’s The Vourdalak. Which, if ...
Luz: The Flower of Evil is a movie simultaneously charged with and mired in ambition. It’s genuinely comical how overly ...
Horror Press is severely lacking in anime coverage. Among the hundreds of articles I’ve written, I have one singular ...
If you’re not watching Indonesian horror, you’re missing out. The region is producing some of the craziest genre movies ...
One of the great pleasures of attending Fantastic Fest is the ability to occasionally see movies that won’t be out for many ...
Can you believe it’s already been a year since Brooklyn Horror Film Festival crept through the streets of NYC’s best borough? There are a few things I look forward to yearly, and Brooklyn Horror Film ...
Nightmare nanny isn’t void of violence at all, but she’s also far from the most insane. If only Winifred Notty could live to the 1980’s and check out the threat Annie Wilkes is to that title. Notty ...
Beware Boiúna led me down a rabbit hole where I learned that way too much of the Amazon forest is unexplored– at least 60% according to experts. For the love of the game, Mike P. Nelson (Silent Night ...
Casper Kelly’s Buddy is a wide swing in the mascot horror genre if there ever was one. The film is a spin on Barney & Friends mixed with the Candle Cove creepypasta and Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared, and it ...
I have devoted my life to watching slasher movies (including a project where I’m reviewing every 1980s slasher). Whether or not that’s a good idea is up to you. But if you want to get slasher ...
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