Very few times a year do I come across an independent horror so fucking good that I can't stop thinking about it. I rent a lot of movies and I do my fair share of streaming through Shudder and Prime and all that, but even with all of the stuff out there, it's rare that I watch something that totally fucked my day up, and when I do, I can't shut up about it. Well, today is one of those days, and the film in question? The Special, the brand new flick written by James Newman and

Back on March 28th - seven months ago - we began our Halloween countdown with a little project we called 31 Weeks to Halloween. Together with our complete 30 movie film collection of Universal Monster movies, we've spent every Saturday for the last seven months watching, absoring, and reviewing all of the classic Universal Monster movies that were released over a twenty five year period from 1931 to 1956. We checked out all of the classics like Frankenstein, Dracula, the Inv

Just in time for Halloween next week, a new Amityville horror flick has recently hit streaming services and even though it has almost nothing to do with the notorious home itself, The Amityville Harvest is actually perfect for your holiday horror viewing party! If you like your horror with some creepy villains, some silly victims and some predictable-yet-wicked twists, The Amityville Harvest is going to - at the very least - entertain you during its hour and a half runtime. B

After nearly seven months worth of Saturdays being dedicated to the classic Universal Monster horror movies - as part of our 31 Weeks to Halloween countdown - we have finally arrived at the final film in our countdown as well as the final film in the classic series. While our countdown has only lasted seven months worth of weekends, the films we've been reviewing each week were released over a 24 year period, all leading up to one final film: The Creature Walks Among Us. Rele

Just in time for Halloween comes a brand new indie film cleverly titled Ouija Craft that combines elements of The Craft and any of the dozens of Ouija films out there. We've taken a look at quite a few mash-up style movies over the last few years and they always seem to be totally hit or miss, but this new project by writer and director Aaron Mirtes honestly has to be one of the better (if not the best) ones we've seen; while it may take its inspiration from other films, Ouij