Horror movies are meant to scare audiences and usually do this by bringing the paranormal, masked killers, or monstrous creatures to the big screen. But what if the thing meant to invoke fear came from your kitchen? Here are some of the best food horror movies.
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It’s a relatively light week this week but we do get a recent theatrical horror outing and a classic action film on 4K Ultra HD, so I’ve seen worse. Here’s the full breakdown:
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Joe’s Apartment is a disgusting comedy with a lot of heart, filth, and singing roaches. Here’s a short history of bugs and movies and why Joe’s Apartment is so special.
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April continues its slow start with just a few releases out this week, very similar to last week. But it will pick up! Meanwhile, here’s what you can track down if you’re in need of some good viewing material.
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The 1980s were a powerhouse decade for horror movies and birthed some of the best psychedelic horror movies. Movies like Altered States and Videodrome will surely send you on a trippy nightmare.
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While April is actually a pretty jam-packed month filled with high profile releases, apparently the studios were scared off by the Easter Sunday/April Fool’s Day Monday double whammy and chose to leave April 2nd a wasteland of new releases.
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Some Imaginary friends aren’t that friendly #imaginary #blumhouse #dewandawise #tompayne #taeganburns #bettybuckley #jeffwadlow
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Take a trip down to Tromaville in this week’s Physcotronic Cinemavision dive into The Toxic Avenger! #tromaville #thetoxicavenger
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This week sees a recent theatrical hit make its way to home video, plus a handful of odds and ends. It’s kind of quiet in the pre-Easter frame, but I expect we’ll have some bigger releases next week. Read on for full details!
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When I was a budding cinephile in the 80s and 90s, directors were everything. Sure, the movie stars drove box office, but a good director could open a movie or turn a box office flop into a cult classic. But where are the big names of TODAY?
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With the rise of television in the 1950s, filmmakers needed innovative ways to promote their movies. Enter William Castle and his horror movie gimmicks!
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After a jam-packed slate of releases last week, things come back down to earth a bit this week, but we still have a new theatrical hit, some catalog 4K releases, and the usual odds and ends. Check out the new discs below!
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