F This Movie! - The Child's Play Franchise

Scary Movie Month 2016 comes to an close as Patrick and Mike watch all six Chucky movies and promise to be your friends till the end.

Great Horror Performances: Boris Karloff in The Bride of Frankenstein

by JB

Although Karloff’s performance in the original Frankenstein is groundbreaking and unique, I keep going back to the sequel.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 31)

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 30)

Weekend Open Thread

We're down to the last few days of #ScaryMovieMonth.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 29)

Great Horror Performances: Fredric March in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)

by Patrick Bromley

The very first horror performance ever awarded an acting Oscar is still one of my favorites.

10 Shock Waves Episodes You Should Listen To

by Patrick Bromley

Dive into the deep end of horror!

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 28)

Off the Shelf: Special Effects (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

Andrea was DYING to get in the movies...

Riske Business: The Horror Movie Character I Identify Most With Is...

by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

Rob and my picks stretch the distance of the age spectrum.

Great Horror Performances: Stephen McHattie in Pontypool

by Cass Cannon

A gruff tenor in a cowboy hat, Grant Mazzy is having none of your zombie shit.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 27)

Great Horror Performances: Kwak Do-won in The Wailing

by Melissa Uhrin

If a man was walking at me with an axe hanging out of his face, you'd better believe I'd be curled up in a ball on the ground screaming like a little bitch. Relatable frickin' characters, that's what this is all about.

Heath Holland On...Monster Movie Makeup Men

by Heath Holland

These guys made the monster real.

F This Movie! - The Beyond

Patrick is joined by writer/director Jackson Stewart (Beyond the Gates) to discuss Lucio Fulci's masterpiece and open all Seven Doors of Death.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 26)

Off the Shelf: The Hills Have Eyes (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

The lucky ones died first...

Riske Business: More Songs I Love From Horror Movies and Totally Should

by Adam Riske

These are the terrifying tunes I bump in the night.

Glutton for Punishment: War of the Colossal Beast

by JB

Almost a model of how NOT to make a sequel, I am recommending this stinker for just one reason!

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 25)

Great Horror Performances: Bradley Whitford & Richard Jenkins in The Cabin in the Woods

by Rob DiCristino

“These f*cking zombies. Remember when you could just throw a girl in a volcano?”

F This Movie! - All Things King

Patrick and Erich Asperschlager welcome author Joe Maddrey to talk about the work of the great Stephen King.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 24)

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 23)

Weekend Open Thread

Seen anything scary lately?

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 22)

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 6

by Patrick Bromley

As we gear up for the last full week of #ScaryMovieMonth, here are some more horror recommendations to stream into your eye holes.

Staying Positive: Freddy vs. Jason

by Adam Thas

Somewhere in a dark and gloomy boardroom, a few movie producers concocted a devious plot to attain great sums of money by putting two of the greatest villains of the '80s horror together in one epic money grab. Okay, that probably isn’t exactly how it went, but in 2003 I could not have been more excited for my generation’s version of The Wolfman vs. Dracula in an epic drag out brawl.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 21)

Great Horror Performances: Shauna Macdonald in The Descent

by Adam Thas

I’ll be blunt: I don’t think I can talk about this spoiler free, so if you haven’t seen The Descent just stop reading right now and do yourself a favor and go watch it. I recommend the director’s cut.

Riske Business: Why You Should Watch Tales from the Darkside: The Movie This Month

by Adam Riske

A movie I love and hope others discover this Scary Movie Month.

Korean Horror: A Love Story

by Melissa Uhrin

Korean horror is a newer love of mine, and I find myself caught up in the "honeymoon phase" of our budding relationship. My heart is all aflutter at the thought of watching what is next on my list, have severe difficulties focusing on anything aside from what I have just watched (let alone focus long enough to sit down to write about it), the desire to watch any film outside of a Korean horror is practically non-existent and I am counting down the minutes until we meet again. Or perhaps that's just my ADD projecting itself.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 20)

Off the Shelf: Cat's Eye

by Erich Asperschlager

Here, kitty kitty…

Heath Holland On...Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)

by Heath Holland

Sometimes great things have humble beginnings. In this case, VERY humble.

F This Movie! - The Fog (1980)

Patrick and Heath Holland's podcast is a travesty. They're honoring murderers.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 19)

Quid Pro Quo: Hannibal Lecter in Film

by Rob DiCristino

This #ScaryMovieMonth, have an old friend for dinner.

Glutton for Punishment: The Invisible Monster

by JB

I am excited to be talking, for the first time on this website, about movie serials. I am much less excited to be talking about The Invisible Monster.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 18)

Why Aren't More People Talking About Body Parts?

by Patrick Bromley

About two years ago, I finally saw writer/director Eric Red's 1991 horror thriller Body Parts for the first time and could ask myself only one question: Where has this movie been all my life?

Great Horror Performances: Warwick Davis in Leprechaun

by Adam Riske

A performance so good it has you laughing “with the movie” instead of “at the movie.”

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 17)

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 16)

Weekend Open Thread

We're almost halfway done with #ScaryMovieMonth! Anyone else already feeling depressed?

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 15)

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 5

by Patrick Bromley

More #ScaryMovieMonth recommendations for you from a variety of streaming sources! Is anyone even watching these?

Great Horror Performances: Elle Fanning in The Neon Demon

by Mike Pomaro

Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon is a polarizing movie, and one that I love, love, love. A big reason for that is the truly wonderful performance of Elle Fanning as Jesse.

Scary Movie Challenge VII (Day 14)