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Dead & Buried (1981)
Dead & Buried is a 40-year-old fright flick that has remained available on cable since the Reagan Administration. Now that’s staying power! We open on the quaint seaport town of Potter’s Bluff,...
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His House (2020)
Yes, you should watch His House. It’s captivating and terrifying from the opening scene and never looks back. London filmmaker Remi Weekes makes a stunning debut with a ghost story about Sudanese...
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Mayhem (2017)
For every miserable corporate cog subjected to the petty tyranny of a jagoff boss, there is Mayhem. Watch and laugh yourself silly as chaos and cruelty erupt in the bowels of a Fortune 500 company....
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V.F.W. (2019)
At first glance, VFW plays out like an ol’ time blood bath, somewhere along the lines of John Carpenter’s Assault On Precinct 13, as waves of drug addicts storm a little bar defended by a determined...
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One Dark Night (1982)
The dueling subplots in One Dark Night don’t actually connect until about three-quarters of the way through the movie, but when they do, something magical happens. The big subplot eats the little...
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Ghost Team (2016)
I don’t generally award points for amiability, but somehow Ghost Team managed the feat. A bunch of goofy ghost chasers get a shot at a real spook surveillance mission, where they must confront dark...
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Shock Waves (1977)
Long before Dead Snow thawed out a battalion of Nazi zombies, this low-budget creeper, written and directed by Ken Wiederhorn (Eyes of a Stranger, Meatballs II), spent a few decades bouncing around...
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Off Season (2021)
Old School creepy goes a long way in my book. I’m always in the mood for an immersive plunge into nightmare waters. Off Season is Old School creepy, a diabolical downward spiral with definite shades...
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From (2022-23)
Back to the small screen for a moment, if I may. Amazon Prime temptingly offers the opportunity to pig-out on obscure and overlooked horror television from every port of call imaginable. After a bit...
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Prince of Darkness (1987)
Funny thing, I went to the theater and saw this when it came out. I remember liking it well enough, but Prince of Darkness is a relatively small-scale production for John Carpenter. His previous run...
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Warm Bodies (2013)
Mrs. Sharky wanted to watch a romantic comedy. Uh oh. I said, “What’s in it for me?” This is the type of give-and-take situation we domesticated adults must consider every single day, and believe me,...
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