Described in its time as “the top of the worst,” “shockingly deep,” “lazy,” “boring,” and “for masochists only.” 2009’s reaction to Tom Six’s degenerate fourth feature film, The Human Centipede (First ...

There’s pretty much a slasher for every season if you’re a horror fan. Michael Myers staked his claim on Halloween in 1978.

John Carpenter has directed some of the greatest horror movies ever made, but which of his films deserves the top spot? From ...

The giallo genre very much has a time and place. The lurid, stylish murder mysteries that predated the slasher boom were a deeply Italian affair. And they came in a massive flood from the mid-1960s ...

On or around Halloween, horror fans and non-horror fans alike tend to want to do a holiday-themed movie screening. It’s only natural! However, if you’re not neurotic enough to prepare months in ...

At New York Comic Con 2026, David Dastmalchian and Leah Kilpatrick discuss their new horror comics, their fascination with Universal Monsters, and the classic creatures they’d love to reinvent. As we ...

Let’s look back at a time none of us really want to…December of 2020. Trump is in the final few months of his first term as President. The nation is still in the midst of the COVID pandemic. With ...

Stephen King probably has the most iconic mix of villains of any horror creator. Yes, Wes Craven has both Krueger and Ghostface, and John Carpenter has Michael Myers and the blue-skull aliens, but let ...

Casper Kelly’s Buddy is a wide swing in the mascot horror genre if there ever was one. The film is a spin on Barney & Friends mixed with the Candle Cove creepypasta and Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared, and it ...

Welcome back, fellow ranchers! I thought my intro to last week’s episode would genuinely be the last time I discussed Ufology out loud (aside from interviews and The Horror Press Podcast). But the ...

The premise is dead simple. The children of a small middle America town rally around one of the most welcome sights of summer: an ice cream truck that has rolled into town, ready to serve. But ...

A dark, comedic, high school romp about best friends gaining internet clout through murder. It may feel dated due to its use of Twitter rather than X, but it adds charm and reminds us of a simpler ...