Retro Review: House on Haunted Hill (1999)
After my retrospective on the original 1959 classic House on Haunted Hill, I decided that it was about time to take a stab at the 1999 remake. It’s one that I’ve been wanting to check […]
After my retrospective on the original 1959 classic House on Haunted Hill, I decided that it was about time to take a stab at the 1999 remake. It’s one that I’ve been wanting to check […]
William Castle is a classic horror director, but he’s not exactly Alfred Hitchcock. Whereas Hitchcock took films that could so easily fall flat and made them astoundingly brilliant, Castle was more of a mainstream gimmicky […]
A few weeks back, I wrote about Hannibal Rising and how it was a horror prequel that–unlike most– was handled pretty well. The horror prequel is a tricky thing to accomplish, but one prequel idea that […]
Horror prequels are a tricky thing to do. Sometimes it can add a new, compelling layer to a character, but sometimes you run the risk of revealing too much or delivering unsatisfying answers. Rob Zombie’s Halloween, […]
In the 2000’s, we’ve had a jarring number of horror remakes, some of which have been released under Michael Bay’s Platinum Dunes production company. Some of these include the remakes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, A Nightmare […]
Sometimes a movie comes out that’s bad. It’s bad, painful even, but you forget about it by the year’s end. But then there comes a bad movie that legitimately pisses you off. It aggravates you […]
The “scary doll” sub-genre of horror is something that’s been outdated for at least two decades. After the first Child’s Play, it’s become kind of difficult to make your toys scary again. Like, if Barbie […]
What I love about the horror genre is that there’s so much room for creativity. While it is a genre that is helped a lot by visionaries and storytellers bringing creativity to it, it also […]
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