The Darkness of the Road (2021): A Review
“The Darkness of the Road” has overcomplicated storylines and an all-too-predictable ending leave horror fans strapped in their (car)seats, yearning for more.
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Sadie Clark
Sadie is an Intern Article Writer and Senior English Major at the University of Central Arkansas. In her spare time, she enjoys watching horror movies, reading, and spending time with her guinea pigs, Ginger and Spike.
Tusk (2014): A Review
This is a film that children and young people should never hear about, and adults should avoid like the plague if they care about their sanity.
V/H/S/94 (2021): A Review
In October of 2021, Directors Timo Tjahjanto, Simon Barrett, and Jennifer Reeder released the fourth installment in their V/H/S series, known infamously as “V/H/S/94” (2021).
Horror Junkies Stay Away From These Films
The horror movie genre has been around for decades, and in this time thousands upon thousands of films have been produced. Some of them merely exist to induce laughter at the cost of some cheap fake blood and horrible special effects.
Nightbreed (1990): A Review
Nothing screams horror like a well-infused combination of a psychotic serial murderer and mystical creatures ruled by Baphomet. Director Clive Barker reached newer, more disturbing heights in his 1990’s classic, “Nightbreed”. What makes this movie so unique and fresh is the mixture of realistic and mystical horror.
The Curse of the Black-Eyed Children
When there is a knock on the door late at night, there might be a pair of soulless eyes staring back through the peephole…
House of 1000 Corpses (2003): A Review
When a band of teenagers let their curiosity about local legend “Doctor Satan” get the best of them, they become a part of it…
Movies Inspired By Crimes
It is hard to believe that the horrifying acts taking place on-screen actually happened to someone…
Elements of Horror: What Makes A Scary Movie Scary?
While the film industry seems to be pumping out movies left and right, only a select few will live up to cult classics.
The Blob, A Review
Growing up watching 80’s movies with my mother was one of the best parts of childhood, although she always warned me against one film… Chuck Russell’s “The Blob.”