Macro Monsters
Macro Monsters – by Jimmy Underwood I have the pleasure of continuing Macro Monsters, a popular Scaretube theme. The 1950s and early 1960s marked a significant era in cinema with …
THE MONKEY
by Eric Lindbom THE MONKEY While horror comedy is prevalent now, let’s call THE MONKEY (in theaters) comedy horror. Writer/director Osgood Perkins made a splash with the intense LONGLEGS, which …
Wolf Man – 2025
WOLF MAN (in theaters but not for long), sans “THE” in the title, stinks. It isn’t just weak tea compared to the 1941 classic but fails miserably measured against the …
Companion
by Eric Lindbom Since I’m allergic to spoilers, I’m cagey about giving too much away about the tasty hook that drives COMPANION (in theaters). We meet its title character, a …
THE WOLF MAN – 1941
@triggerwarningillustration (link: https://goo.su/HNvjN) THE WOLF MAN (1941) by Eric Lindbom Rave warning: I’m rabid about 1941’s THE WOLF MAN — he leers up at me from my coffee-stained mouse pad as …
PRESENCE
Steven Soderbergh’s PRESENCE Movie Review By Tom Lavagnino What’s it like to be a ghost? Steven Soderbergh’s new movie PRESENCE answers the question by placing we, the audience, …
NEW in the CLASSICS section – eye-popping illustrations by John Skewes
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THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935)
@triggerwarningillustration (link: https://goo.su/HNvjN) THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) by Eric Lindbom – Pressured to direct a sequel to his box office hit Frankenstein (1931), James Whale initially resisted. Since studio …
NOSFERATU
by Eric Lindbom -Taking its place alongside Fritz Lang’s METROPOLIS and several Buster Keaton full lengths, NOSFERATU: A SYMPHONY OF HORROR (1922) is among the most widely viewed silent features …
HERETIC
Heretic by Eric Lindbom Once in a blue (or full) moon, a casting decision evokes flat-out curiosity. That chill of anticipation struck when I first saw Hugh Grant headlining HERETIC …
