Eight Legged Freaks
Eight Legged Freaks is everything you would want in a cheesy, horror-comedy creature feature. In a send up to B movies of the 50’s where, for your horror viewing pleasure, everything from ants to women were growing to extremely large proportions because of radiation, this movie presents giant spiders!
DetailsThe Fly (1958)
This film is, in every respect, a classic. It holds up to the greats in its genre and lands with a flair in the modern day. Well worth the time of any horror fans with a sudden and abundant amount of time on their hands.
DetailsNight of the Lepus (1972)
How many eyes does horror have? How many times will terror strike?
DetailsLittle Shop of Horrors
But somehow, in those moments shared between Seymour and Audrey, viewers can find just a little bit of peace in the overall uneasiness and, ultimately, isn’t that what we’re all looking for anyway?
DetailsReturn of the Living Dead
Return of the Living Dead took the 80s by storm with a killer punk rock soundtrack and the birth of the fast zombie.
DetailsCloverfield
A mysterious creature emerges in Manhattan and a group of people try to survive it’s rampage. Cloverfield came in an era where these types of films were really popular. Interestingly, it’s one of the more interesting movies within this subgenre. Why? Let’s find out.
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Live vicariously through your worst case scenarios about the Coronavirus with this list of germ ridden films to watch while sequestered in your homes.
DetailsA Quiet Place
In the abundance of silence, your popcorn suddenly feels like lead in your lap. You’re pinned to your pleather seat, threatened by the potential squeak of a movement. Your very breath has softened, for fear that if you are the next to make a sound, the monsters might hear you, too.
DetailsThe Blob
The Blob may very well be the movie that launched launched the term “creature feature.” Its campy b-movie take on an unstoppable alien monster makes this movie so much fun to watch.
DetailsApril Fool’s Day
Over the top, cliched, melodramatic, and often poorly acted, both the original April Fool’s day in 1986 and the 2008 “remake” have their issues. However, they still prove to be fun viewing, especially if you watch them in theme with the day. So, if you’re looking for something mindlessly fun to watch this April 1st, either April Fool’s Day fits the bill.
DetailsWestworld
It’s the sci-fi twist on a concept that the fantasy genre has long thrived on—the escapism, the promise of more—and it’s laid out beautifully in the film’s plot. Westworld draws the audience in with a desirable catharsis, enticing us with the endlessness of the story’s possibilities and encouraging us to give all of ourselves over.
DetailsColor out of Space
Richard Stanley’s Color out of Space drops Nicholas Cage into the world of H.P. Lovecraft and takes viewers on a wild ride.
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