A lot of you are probably going to be turned off by Saint Bernard. But if you’re like me and enjoy mind melting, nonsensical, fucked up cinema in the hands of a practical FX guru, director Gabe Bartalos’ new film is in contention for weirdest of the year…

Somewhere along the way, it feels like we all started assuming that no plot and basic horror characters equaled “classic horror”, and, well, hell no to that idea….

Who doesn’t love a good a slasher? The colorful characters and quippy one-liners. The creative kills. The unstoppable villain equipped with a weapon of choice and an eerie backstory. It seems as if slashers may be on the rise yet again, and The Ranger is one that follows the most terrifying killer of all: men in power…

If there’s any proof that it may be time to give the zombie genre a rest for a while, the upcoming zombie-war film, Redcon-1, may be that last nail in the coffin…

You can’t keep a bad nun down. Over the top gore. Torture. Nun rage. The Convent has all the elements of your average nunsploitation drive-in flick, while tonally trying to be something more than that. As we learn with this one though, sometimes it’s just better to stick to the formula…

Every so often in Elementary school, we would get an order sheet from Scholastic books. All I ever looked for were horror books, so I squealed every time a new edition of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark was on that sheet. The new documentary, Scary Stories, will get fans like myself to squeal once again…

Actress Lin Shaye has been on a roll as of late. Having appeared in over two hundred projects, including the highly popular Insidious franchise, it’s odd that she hasn’t previously been recognized as much for her outstanding performances. Room for Rent gives Shaye a chance to flex her acting chops, but without much payoff…

Whew. Let me tell you, those that are aching to watch a thrilling horror film starring a female character who is both fun and empowering may have had their wish granted with Body at Brighton Rock. But that does not mean this tale of survival and perseverance is without its flaws…

The horror genre has always had a fascination with witchcraft. Films like The Craft or the recent The Witch have had great success, but few have taken the tragic, brooding path into the folklore surrounding witchcraft as Hagazussa...

Many of you would probably disagree with me in saying that, when done well, the Christmas season is more suited for disturbing horror than the obvious terrors of Halloween. There’s something about the under the surface, quiet loneliness, the ferocious bite of the winter air, and awkward family tension, all of which plays perfectly into IFC’s I Trapped the Devil…