Patrick and Doug nail the coffin shut on Horror Movie Month at F This Movie! with a discussion about just who directed 1982's Poltergeist, whether or not ghosts are scary movie monsters, hamper clowns and space vampires.
Patrick and Mike take on Rob Zombie's dirty, bloody, f-word laden "re-imagining" of John Carpenter's classic Halloween and learn what evil eats.
Few authors have had more of their novels, short stories and grocery lists turned into movies as Stephen King. Many of them (most of them?) don't survive the translation to the screen, but they're all worth seeing. No made-for-TV movies, which eliminates about half of the list.
Patrick and Alex are lost in the woods.
As part of Horror Month on F This Movie!, artist Miguel Angel Sanchez has conjured up some Scary Movie-inspired art. Because he is super cool.
Patrick and JB discuss the merits (or lack therof) of the 2008 Swedish vampire masterpiece Let the Right One In and its 2010 American remake Let Me In, lamenting the latter's omission of things like pedophilia and castration. It's more tasteful than it sounds.
Werewolves are awesome movie monsters, so it makes sense that there would be so few actual good werewolf movies. Time to learn that the hard way.
Mike P. returns to F This Movie! only to be shackled to a death trap alongside Patrick while they F the divisive Saw franchise. Let the games begin.
The lifeblood of the horror movie is the sequel, the remake and, now, the "re-imagining" (which makes me re-barf). It's Scary Movie Month, so let's revisit some of horror's most popular and enduring franchises. Because this time it's personal.
Patrick and JB survive 24 hours in a movie theater (or DO they?) watching 13 horror movies in order to F the 2010 Music Box Massacre, the annual horror movie marathon held at Chicago's Music Box Theater.
