RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD review It must have been Halloween of 1986 when my pal Orin and I watched RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD for the first time. It kind of sums up a [...]

CABIN IN THE WOODS review Although it ain’t no AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, CABIN IN THE WOODS is a clever, fun twist on probably the most overused staple in the horror genre (its title). The [...]

POLTERGEIST (1982) review Do you want to know how good Poltergeist is? I had no desire to get up and go to the bathroom while watching it. I could've paused the  Blu-ray player at any time, [...]

ED WOOD review I decided not to do a horror film for last night's Halloween Marathon, but instead, watch my favorite Tim Burton flick ED WOOD. It would have been easy to make a movie [...]

BEETLEJUICE (1988) review Hey, so remember there was a time when a Tim Burton film didn't deal with Johnny Depp in a weird hat? Or Johnny Depp in weird make-up? Or Johnny Depp doing a [...]

THE LOST BOYS (1986) review Before he put a bullet into the Batman franchise, Joel Schumacher made THE LOST BOYS, and boy am I glad he did. Everyone in my generation loves it and rightfully [...]

AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (1981) review To this day, putting AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON on makes me feel good. It’s up there with goofing off with an old pal, finding a forgotten $5 [...]

When a Stranger Calls (1979) review When a Stranger Calls clocks in at 1:37 minutes. The first twenty minutes are great. The last twenty minutes are great. Whatever’s in the middle is not. The book-ends [...]

DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS (1971) review I've seen DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS four times now (three times on VHS), but I watched it on Blu last night and it was absolutely stunning. A weird, perverse tale of [...]

CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) review I found CARNIVAL OF SOULS around 20 years ago when it was playing on the once cool A&E network's Halloween marathon. I think it was made for $33K in the [...]