ABCs of Horror: R is for Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Today’s lesson, how about a little Satanic panic for you? Well not today, originally I decided on Rosemary’s baby, but I watched Return of the Living Dead last night and as I sit, I watch […]
Today’s lesson, how about a little Satanic panic for you? Well not today, originally I decided on Rosemary’s baby, but I watched Return of the Living Dead last night and as I sit, I watch […]
Cult horror classics Waxwork and Waxwork II: Lost in Time are released on blu-ray through Vestron Video today. Vestron has also recently resurrected cult faves Chopping Mall and Blood Diner on Blu-ray. Be sure to […]
How many Child’s Play fans are out there? I know there are many of us who have the box set on Blu Ray, but you know you want the Scream Factory Collector’s Edition. If you […]
Welcome to part 2 of the Top 100 count down. Once a week throughout October we will unveil our Top 100 Horror Movies of All-time. We have a group, a panel of horror fans and […]
Phenomena is a Giallo film directed by Dario Argento and starring, in her first big role after Once Upon a Time in America, Jennifer Connelly. Phenomena came out in 1985 with a budget of […]
Thommy Hutson’s The Id Debuts on Blu-ray October 25th Psychological Thriller Stars Elm Street‘s Amanda Wyss As a Lonely Woman Pushed Beyond the Breaking Point “An emotionally charged nightmare.” —Ain’t It Cool News […]
One of the greatest challenges that I run into as a contributor to the horror community is, I rarely re-watch movies. I never have, but with a busier life, and the ease of accessing new […]
October 15th, 1981: Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead premiered to the masses. Little did anyone know that this little independent horror would turn into a multi-million dollar franchise spawning two sequels and now presently a […]
That’s right! I’m back again with another shocking decision for my entries in The Horror Syndicate’s ABC’s of Horror. You were probably reading the title like, “Oh, A Nightmare on Elm Street, yeah, DUH, of […]
It’s always a sad time when we lose someone from the horror community. You may not recognize the name, but John Vulich will forever be remembered by his body of work in the genre. Working […]
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