The Descent and Its Creatures – Does The Horror Opus Have an H.G. Wells Connection?
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If you think of horror movies that combine a dark, foreboding ambiance, an overarching feeling of doom, blood, guts, and gore, and enough jump scares to warrant sleeping with your light on, The Descent is one film that many horror...
Stolen Tongues: When Horror Follows You Home
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Stolen Tongues is the horror novel of the moment. Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter are abuzz with the terrifying take on the bogeyman by Felix Blackwell. And with good reason. If there is anything more irritating than someone talking gibberish and...
Treehouse Tropes: Body Horror in The Simpson’s “Fly vs. Fly”
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Here’s a riddle for you. What do skin-eating mutants, caramel-glazed fish, and sugar-guzzling fly-human hybrids all have in common? Okay, yes, they’re all gross. But more importantly, all three of those awful subjects feature in The Simpson's "Treehouse of Horror...
Knights Templar Horror and the Origins of The Blind Dead Series
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The thunder of hooves on cobblestone fills the night. Torch flames lick heavy air as a wave of knights descend on their freehold. Draped over the back of a horse is a young village woman they have taken captive. Faceless...
The True Stories Behind the Human Centipede – The Most Misunderstood Horror Film?
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If you ask around about the most horrific films ever made, a lot of people would talk about The Human Centipede – a trilogy of films that have always been perceived as twisted, depraved, and horrible by most casual horror...
The Art of Extreme Haunted Attractions: The Scariest and the Most Wicked
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You’re walking through darkness. Leaves crunch under your feet, and the chilled October air tickles threateningly around your shoulders. You can feel your heart pumping hard; your breath quickens. All of the sudden, it happens: a man leaps out, bloody...