It always kind of feels like I step into new things right when they’re blowing up and hitting a stride that makes everyone stop and take notice. This has felt like that year for the horror genre. Consistently stunning, original, necessary voices are entering the film game and putting out work that, while it may sometimes divide audiences, is undeniably powerful. And it got me thinking...

Created by M. Night Shyamalan for Apple TV+, we now enter week seven of Servant. After the death of their infant son Jericho, Dorothy (Lauren Ambrose) and Sean Turner (Toby Kebbell) fill the void of their lost baby with an eerily realistic doll. Refusing to acknowledge the loss of her son, Dorothy continues to mother the doll while Sean neglects to inform friends and family of the passing of Jericho...

“There’s something dangerous about the boredom of teenage girls” serves as the tagline for the upcoming USA show Dare Me. And based off the first episode, this opening phrase presents an appropriate warning for the story and characters we will encounter...

Within the midst of the holiday season sometimes people get too involved with gifts, travel, work, decorations, and cooking and they forget one of the primary focuses of this time: the children. This is a wonderous time of year because all over the world the little ones earn their freedom from school, begin their winter break, and partake in whatever holiday they observe...

Directed by Waymon Boone and written by Boone, Mark S. Allen, Rob Rose, with a story by Howard Burd, there are a lot of little promising moments in Apparition, and the title sequence and plot really attempt to work at creating something special...

If you're a fan of John Carpenter's Halloween II and NECA figures, better get your wallet ready, because it sounds like NECA has something new coming that we think you'll want to keep an eye on...

As a gay man and unlicensed cinephile, I am in perpetual search of quality queer cinema. If you too are familiar with queer cinema then you’ll likely know that the term “quality” isn’t something that often pairs with the subgenre...

Sorority Babes In the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama was a film released through Urban Classics in 1988 and later picked up by Full Moon Entertainment. For what it was, it was a fun time. A good relic to throw on when one doesn't really want to have to think. It's loosely based upon the Monkey's Paw story where a wish is granted to often terrible results. In this case by an imp trapped in a bowling trophy. However, given the name of the film, it's pretty obvious the type of comedy horror film it is. 

We're finally here. Going into 2019, I expected a good year for horror, but I never could've imagined how good it ended up being. Putting together a top 10 list of horror films this year wasn't easy, but after much deliberation, aka, smashing my head against the wall, I've done it...