Grimmfest 2020 may be over, but don't despair—for on Halloween weekend, it returns as Halloween Horror Nights. On October 30th and 31st, you’ll get two features each night, along with five short films to keep you busy. The viewing time starts at 6pm sharp, but if you check in late, you still have eight hours … Continue reading Grimmfest Presents: Halloween Horror Nights – Review
This interactive animated film is loosely based on the comic of the same name. Death in the Family was a 1988 Batman comic that famously allowed readers to let Robin live or die by calling a 1-900 number. The Joker has him trapped in a warehouse and he’s in peril—that part is all in the … Continue reading Batman: Death in the Family – Blu-Ray Review
Cold Light of Day is a 1989 film about British serial killer Dennis Nilsen, often referred to as the “British Jeffrey Dahmer,” but it’s more the other way around. Nilsen was a civil servant with a dark, cannibalistic secret life, a case recently covered by the much better miniseries Dez. This version was an incredibly … Continue reading Cold Light of Day – Blu-Ray Review
Jeepers Creepers remains one of the most controversial horror movies of all time, but not because of its content. The director, Victor Salva, was convicted for child molestation and procuring a child for pornography. His abuse of child actor Nathan Forrest Winters started before they even made Clownhouse together, and went on for nearly six … Continue reading Jeepers Creepers – Blu-Ray Review
Sleepwalkers marked the beginning of a long and fruitful working relationship and friendship between producer/writer/director Mick Garris and "King of Horror" Stephen King. Garris has adapted King seven times, including the '90s mini-series adaptations of The Stand, and, controversially The Shining. Despite Sleepwalkers' source, which was an unpublished King story transformed into a original screenplay … Continue reading Sleepwalkers – Blu-Ray Review
