​Since the late nineties, there has been a growing trend in the world. One that encapsulates the American dream in a nutshell, where people can achieve great fame and fortune, oftentimes by just being themselves. It has made average people into worshipped icons, as well as hated villains. That trend is reality TV. And in the new Brazilian TV series Supermax, the fictional show takes that idea and asks what would happen if you threw a group of the most desperate people possible into an isolated reality show, which also happens to be haunted…

​Remember when your parents used to read you bedtime stories to get your obnoxious ass to bed when you were a kid? Neither do I. But I can confidently say that Bedtime Games #1 from Dark Horse Comics is unlike any of those stories…

​Recently, I posted up an article laying out my top ten horror films of the year so far. Halfway through 2018, it seems like a good time to also take a look at the exciting genre flicks we can still look forward to…

We’re about halfway through the year now, so you know what that means? It’s time to take a look at the best horror films of 2018 so far! It’s been another great year for horror so far in terms of films that go against the grain of what we’re used to with fresh ideas, as well as a few that relish in the entertaining cheese of the types of films that made many of us fall in love with the genre…

Greetings horror fiends! As much as I love the sound of my own voice, the Killer Horror Critic name is not a title, it’s a brand. As fans of the genre, we’re all critics, we all have unique voices and opinions, and no site would be complete without a variety of contributors from every spectrum of fandom ranging from hardcore horror vets to the casual jump scare junkies. ​

​What would you do if you were trapped in a room with a group of people, knowing that one of you was a demon? Would you go all Father Merrin and shout “the power of Christ compels you” until you dropped dead from a heart attack? Would you rock back and forth in a corner crying for your mommy? Or, if you’re like me, would you say fuck it, grab a beer and watch the world burn? Whatever your answer, this is the question posed by Demon Protocol…

In space, no one can hear you scream, so why are space explorers always so prone to stupidity? Don’t they know any better? Is it that obnoxious voice in human being’s minds called curiosity that drives them to their inevitable dooms, or has the lack of oxygen in space suffocated their brain cells and dropped their IQ’s by a few dozen points? These are the questions I constantly found myself asking as I read Delta 13 #2 from IDW…