THEM & THEM!
THEM & THEM! “GO TO” HORROR PICS SHARE TITLES, SFX, AND SCARES! by Tom Lavagnino Separated by a half-century (and an exclamation point!), two classic films in the horror canon …
THEM & THEM! “GO TO” HORROR PICS SHARE TITLES, SFX, AND SCARES! by Tom Lavagnino Separated by a half-century (and an exclamation point!), two classic films in the horror canon …
A Mother’s Horror Story- by Janna Wong October is the month for horror stories filled with ghouls, monsters, ghosts, and other things that jump out at you in the night. …
WHAT SCARES ME by Eric Lindbom Audition FIVE SNAKES OUT OF FIVE As Halloween looms, it’s an apt season to remember our fears. Not just childhood scares like the monster …
“Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” Review By Maureen McCabe “Monsters: the Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” the latest offering from Ryan Murphy and his co-creator Ian Brennan, details …
Sweet Kill (1971) By Jedd Birkner This dark B movie from Roger Corman’s New World Pictures was Curtis Hanson’s directing debut and features Tab Hunter as a sexually conflicted killer. …
Introducing Writer, Filmmaker, Photographer Jedd Birkner, who joins the Scareube Writing staff. He prefers movies that are dark, transgressive and often don’t have subtitles…but should. (His knowledge of Japanese and …
The Substance – review by Eric Lindbom Three Snakes out of Five Writer/director Coralie Fargeat turns the volume way past 11 with THE SUBSTANCE, a feminist howl amplified by an …
Speak No Evil – review by Oliver Copeland – James Watson’s remake of Christian Tafdrup’s Danish horror film, ‘Speak No Evil,’ (in theaters now) presents a refined, toned-down rendition of …
THE BABADOOK by Eric Lindbom Five Out of Five Snakes THE BABADOOK (in theaters) returns to scald audiences on September 19th on 500 movie screens 10 years after its initial …
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