Name an obscure horror movie you feel deserves wider recognition. Curt - Groovy Age of Horror That would be the early and little-seen Naschy flick LAS NOCHES DEL HOMBRE LOBO. A real standout among his werewolf movies–and I love all of them! Stacie - Final Girl It might be considered more “action” than “horror”, but my choice […]

Hey, Boils and Ghouls. Sorry I haven’t been around the past week. There isn’t really a good reason for my absence. I’ve just been working on some stuff that doesn’t involve the computer, and I’ve fallen behind a bit. Thank you to everyone who wrote in assuming I was dead. […]

Herman Stein created the music behind Creature from the Black Lagoon and hundreds of other films. Stein’s passing in 2007 reminds all horror freaks of the power of music in our horror favorites. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 29, Herman Stein is gone – the Power of Horror Movie Music Remains.

Marcus is independent horror that reinforces the need for independent horror. Intense, shocking, psychological and well done all describe this low-budget film. Read the review. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 27, BHM Horror Movie Review of Marcus: Low budget/high intensity.

Sleepaway Camp is both cheesy and great at the same time. You will laugh hysterically, remember your childhood, and then fall off of your chair at the end. Here is a review. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 27, Horror movie review of Sleepaway Camp - Cheesy or Classic? Both.

Ask the Zombie Master! The Master Lee answers your questions about those flesh-feasting slow-walking freaks. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 25, Ask the Zombie Master! Questions, answers and finding a good zombie DVD

The Hills Have Eyes 2 was written by Wes Craven and son and I liked it alright - but not nearly as much as I had hoped. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 25, BHM Horror Movie Review of The Hills Have Eyes 2: FX Rule.

The Hills Have Eyes remake starts with the classic Wes Craven story and themes then adds pumped-up gore and horror techniques to create a surprisingly enjoyable horror-fest. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 25, BHM Horror Review of The Hills Have Eyes remake: Horror with teeth, and eyes.

Day of the Dead was much scarier than I remember it being . . . Published by SteveContinue reading: Day of the Dead

Name your favourite horror-related song. Jeff O’Brien Living Dead Girl by Rob Zombie - love the sample from Last House on the Left. Don May, Jr. - Synapse I’m partial to “Bela Lugosi’s Dead” from BAUHAUS… Sean T. Collins - Attentiondeficitdisorderly Too Flat This is only horror-related in the most tangential of ways, but I find my favorite Tori Amos song, […]

One of the reasons I was unavailable last week was because I was too busy rocking out the Godzilla party hat, seen above. And just when you think that can’t be topped, along comes J. with a present in the form of a Scream and Scream Again t-shirt, modelled by yours truly. I’m […] Published by […]

Dead Silence is the first offering by James Wan and Leigh Whannell to hit theaters after their meteoric rise to notoriety after the wildly successful Saw Franchise. What a brilliant ride. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 21, Horror Movie Review of Dead Silence: A dark atmospheric ghost story.

When Rue Morgue decided to conduct an interview with Uwe Boll, they were met with at least a few exclamations of disdain from long-time readers on their message board, people who would normally just skip parts they’re not interested in. I find that an interview with a filmmaker who may be considered “bad” can […]

Dead Silence is the first offering by James Wan and Leigh Whannell to hit theaters after their meteoric rise to notoriety after the wildly successful Saw Franchise. What a brilliant ride. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 21, Horror Movie Review of Dead Silence: A delightful ghost story.

Sam Costello has posted another one of his splendid Split Lip stories, this one entitled School Supplies and illustrated by Brian McGleenon. It’s an ode to EC Comics, concerning two 19th-Century graverobbers and the gruesome revelation they discover under the cemetary grounds. The artwork has been getting consistently better at Split Lip the […]

A man returns to his hometown to uncover the decades-old mystery that resulted in his wife’s murder. With puppets. I think it’s admirable that after creating the Saw franchise and initiating the recent trend of gritty horror films James Wan and Leigh Whannell have decided to take a step in a different direction with their […]

Ask the Zombie Master! The Master Lee answers your questions about those flesh-feasting slow-walking freaks. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 19, Ask the Zombie Master! Questions, answers and finding a good zombie DVD

Dead Silence left me silently wishing for the death of the celluloid that was in the projector at my local theater . . . Published by SteveContinue reading: Dead Silence

Name your favourite horror movie theme music. Billy Definately Friday the 13th. Although i’m sure there are “better” songs out there, I don’t think any is as memorable as this. Jeff O’Brien I’m going to stay away from the obvious choices and pick Richard Band for Re-Animator and From Beyond. John Carpenter’s early scores from Halloween and The […]

Night of the Comet touches on many of the biggest 80s stereotypes including big hair, free love, evil step mothers and pep-rallies. Oh, and there are zombies too – bitchin! Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 16, Horror Movie Review of Night of the Comet: Big-haired 80s Cheese-fest.

Dead Mary is a straight-to-DVD horror movie made in Canada. It would appear that, in Canada, the worst horror is best friends being mean to each other. Read the BHM review. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 13, BHM Horror Movie Review of Dead Mary: Possessed backstabbing friends.

The 2005 Horror Movie It Waits has a certified hottie in the lead role and a monster reminiscent of The Creature from the Black Lagoon. We are still waiting for more than that. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 12, BHM Horror Movie review of It Waits: Keep waiting.

The 2005 Horror Movie It Waits has a certified hottie in the lead role and a monster reminiscent of The Creature from the Black Lagoon. We are still waiting for more than that. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 12, BHM Horror Movie review of It Waits: Keep waiting.

The Medium episode entitled Second Opinion had me very, very upset to say the least. . . Published by SteveContinue reading: Medium: Second Opinion

Drive-Thru is a horror-comedy about the adventures of Horny The Clown, and takes us all back to a simpler time when horror didn’t have to feel grown up. BHM early-look review. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 10, BHM Horror movie review of Drive-Thru: Crazy Clown has good, bad and ugly.

Name a horror movie you didn’t or couldn’t watch all the way through. Jeff O’Brien High Tension - I won’t give it away for those lucky enough not to have seen it but what a ridiculous twist in the last act! It absolutely sank the movie for me and I wanted to frisbee it out the […]

First there was news of Frank Henenlotter’s triumphant return to horror, now another batch of ’80s NYC trash peddlers are making a comeback. After discovering that there was a website devoted to a Street Trash sequel, Creature Corner rang up producer Roy Frumkes to find out if the rumour is true. I’ve been going to […]

BHM Horror Movie Review of Snakes on a Plane – or snakes on a nipple, snakes on a penis, snakes up a skirt, snakes everywhere. But horror? Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 8, BHM Horror Movie Review of Snakes on a Plane: Inconsistent Snake-Fest

With Evil Dead inching it’s way toward Broadway, The Fly being prepped for an opera and Young Frankenstein set to take over for The Producers this year, adaptations of genre favourites for the theatre are getting out of control. Even the Horror Roundtable got into the act. The Lancaster Online considers a few […]

The Creature Feature was once the only horror movie sub-genre. In this 2nd part of the horror novice trilogy learn how to lead the horror novice from meek to horror freak. Published by SteveContinue reading: Mar 7, Beginner’s shelf Part 2 - Introducing a horror novice to the Creature Feature.