It’s hard to believe that Season 2 of Creepshow is already over, though we can take solace in knowing that Shudder has already renewed it for a 3rd season. The last year has certainly been a rough one, and it was really cool of Shudder to release the animated special at Halloween, as well as a Christmas special to tide us over until this season … Continue reading Ranking Every Episode of “Creepshow” Season 2
April has been one awesome month at Shudder with their Halfway to Halloween celebration. This included new seasons of Creepshow, The Last Drive In, as well as the return of the Shudder Hotline and 2021 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards. And while The Last Drive In will continue on, season 2 of Creepshow is coming to an end this week with a really creative and fun season … Continue reading Creepshow: “Night of the Living Late Show” Review
The original Town the Dreaded Sundown exists in kind of a strange place in horror history. Coming just before the slasher boom, it certainly has elements that would be used in other movies (the Phantom’s rag over his head looks exactly like Jason’s in Friday the 13th Part 2), but the movie itself plays out almost like a true crime documentary. Its use of narration … Continue reading Why “The Town the Dreaded Sundown” (2014) was the Most Unique Horror Sequel
Following a slower paced, character-driven penultimate episode, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier delivered on a (mostly) exciting finale. It was filled with action, but honestly it’s the poignant character moments that fans will enjoy! The Avenger Formerly Known as “Falcon” As the Flag Smashers crash the GRC vote in Manhattan and take hostages, the trio of Sam, Bucky, and Sharon (still eager for her … Continue reading The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: “One World, One People” Review
Another casualty of the pandemic’s effect on movies, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is finally getting released in just 6 weeks in both theaters and on HBO Max (after getting delayed from its 11 Sept 2020 release date). And with only 6 weeks to go, Warner Brothers and New Line Cinema finally eased the fans’ collective tension and released a trailer to … Continue reading “The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It” Trailer Finally Arrives
Shudder’s second season of Creepshow continued this week with another pair of macabre tales; one involving ancient evil, the other involving simple greed and vengeance! Featuring performances from horror legends like Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator, From Beyond, Castle Freak) and Denise Crosby (Pet Sematary, Dolly Dearest, The Walking Dead), both stories deliver in a grossly fun way that only Creepshow can! “Pipe Screams” Directed by Joe … Continue reading Creepshow: “Pipe Screams/Within the Walls of Madness” Review
Viewership for the Oscars and Emmys are at an all-time low, but for horror fans, the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards just got way more accessible via Shudder! Hosted by David Dastmalchian (Ant-Man, The Dark Knight), the socially distanced night of terror was an absolute joy for horror fans. The Not So Invisible Awards It was a great night for Leigh Whannell and especially for fans of … Continue reading “The Invisible Man” Sweeps the 2021 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards
For the third week in a row, Shudder continued its Hotline to commemorate Halfway to Halloween Month! Unlike any other streaming service, fans can call in once a week during an hour window and get personalized recommendations from Shudder curator Sam Zimmerman! So we decided to call in and ask Sam for 4 more recommendations, this time based on decades. He more than delivered with … Continue reading Recommendations from the Shudder Hotline – Week 3 (April 2021)
Following brutal and shocking ending last episode, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier picks up this week with the fallout, and delivers with a very character-driven episode. Running longer than any other episode, “Truth” gives its characters time to breathe, just before what will hopefully be a climactic finale. (Spoilers Ahead – You’ve Been Warned) Tarnished Potential Just as John Walker was getting started, his … Continue reading The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: “Truth” Review
The original Scream not only perfectly satirized the slasher subgenre, but it revolutionized it entirely and led to a new meta wave in horror. Scream 2 and Scream 3 were inevitable given the franchise’s success, and even manage to lampoon the very idea of sequels in horror. But by far the most interesting sequel is Scream 4. Released a full decade after the previous installment, … Continue reading 10 Fun Facts About Scream 4
Halloween Year-Round 