Network Video Players for Apple TV (2026)
Recently, I was upset that My Movies 6 Pro became subscription-only. As it turns out...
Recently, I was upset that My Movies 6 Pro became subscription-only. As it turns out...
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) I will confess that I own a...
Purchase Options There are two ways of purchasing My Movies 6 for iPhone & iPad;...
The Rip (2026) The Rip (2026) netflix.com The new action/thriller Netflix film, The Rip, is...
Looking back at my 2025 Asian films that I’ve seen (including some stinkers), here are...
Shaw Brothers Classics: Volume Five (Jan 14, 2025) Where we last left off in my...
Final Destination Bloodlines (2025) Highest-grossing horror films of 2025 Jurassic World Rebirth $867m Demon Slayer:...
Wake Up Dead Man (2025) Wake Up Dead Man netflix.com Ever since the first Knives...
Did you know there is a whole weird Snow Horror subgenre? The most popular films...
Now that Halloween is over, we can talk about less intense films. I wanted to...
The latest found footage horror series V/H/S is back with V/H/S Halloween. This is the eighth installment, and as someone who has seen all the VHS series, I can’t honestly tell you which ones are good. They’re pretty much all the same: random little stories with VHS special effects. Sometime it’s unwatchable, sometime it’s scary, sometime it’s goofy… you know what you’re getting when you watch a VHS film.
My favorite time of the year is Halloween… so here are some ‘Blind’ Horror films...
Halloween is at the end of month, so here are some horror films you might want to check out.
My favorite time of the year is Halloween… so here’s a flashback of meeting horror icon Bruce Campbell at a book signing.
In a move that should surprised no one, Arrow Video announced Shawscope Volume 4… set for release this December 9, 2025 (just in time for Christmas).
Here are a couple of semi-recently released horror movies that I was interested in checking out: Weapons (2025), Witchboard (2024), and Woman in the Yard (2025).
Naked Gun and Nobody 2
Description Before Hong Kong’s mightiest film studio mastered the art of the kung fu film,...
Alien: Earth fxnetworks.com Alien: Earth is the exciting new Sci-Fi/Horror series from FX. I’ve...
I swore, when I was in the middle of moving to Jacksonville, that I need...
The last time I talked about Shaw Brothers (with the announcement of Shawscope Vol 3),...
As a big movie fan and collector, particularly of the horror genre, so I am delighted to see such a good, or rather rabid, fanbase for the Cinema of the Macabre. This is a horror movie series, curated by Tim Alan Holly (who will also introduce the movie with some notes about the film), that takes place every Monday at Emagine Willow Creek, in Plymouth, and as a tourist, I attended the July 14th showing of Rabid Grannies.
Crime Time: Harry Bosch, Renee Ballard, and Levon Cade - Bosch Legacy: The Final Season
and A Working Man
You know, with Valentine’s Day coming up on February 14, you would think the movie studios would be releasing romantic comedy films… but this year: it’s a hard no. Instead you’re seeing an action film called Love Hurts, Flight Risk, and Den of Thieves 2… and plenty of horror movies: Heart Eyes (a film about a serial killer on Valentine’s Day), The Monkey (a Stephen King horror story about a cursed monkey toy), Companion, Nosferatu, and Wolf Man… I think it’s cool, as a horror movie fans (after all I love the fact that for the months of October to December, we’re seeing a constant holiday horrors).
Guys, you know I am a massive Alex Garland fan, and you know I love Danny Boyle. The two have teamed up once again to produce the upcoming 28 Years Later, the two re-united since the original 28 Days Later.
Nasty by The Damned Catch the tide at the flood My TV screen is seeking...
Sometimes, I feel I gotta get away Bells chime, I know I gotta get away...
Guns, gangs, and girls - Absolution (2024) and Dirty Angels
Do you ever wonder why there are so many Zatoichi films (26 in total)? That’s because it was really meant to be a serial for television, but back in the early sixties, televisions weren’t as common. By the mid-seventies, almost every home in Japan had a television, so Zatoichi continues his adventures in a television show. Between 1974 and 1979, a total of 100 episodes of Zatoichi were produced.
In celebration of the news that film director Christopher Nolan (the guy who directed Batman...