C.H.U.D. feels like a long-lost film from Larry Cohen, who made a career from writing and directing horror and exploitation films set ...

If David Cronenberg had a sense of humor, he would be Frank Henenlotter. The quirky New York-based director of a very quirky filmography...

With a mere two films, director J.P. Simon has done more for my life than other filmmakers who have made actual good films that I liked...

If you've never seen Zone Troopers , but you also like your war films served with a dash of alien silliness, than this '40s-set,...

Larry Fessenden is kind of the crazy uncle of the horror genre, and it's likely you may have come to know him from his dozens of on...

The most important thing a genre aficionado can demand of his or her filmmaker is that he or she, first and foremost, be a fellow genre...

For those old enough to remember a time before streaming video — when you would walk the aisles of these antiquated institutions called ...

Do you know how many entries there are in the Piranha series? You know, the series about hordes of mutant killer fish chewing people to ...

New York filmmaker Larry Cohen was a friend to the genre for a long time, having written not just one but two trilogies ( Maniac Cop ;...

When you hear someone refer to movies as "magic," titles like Mysterious Island are what they mean. As children, our imaginat...

  Here's something I never thought I'd say: this killer worm film needed more killer worms (finale notwithstanding).  Still,...

  Seeing Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is like a rite of passage. It's also one of the dumbest movies you will ever see, which obvio...

Ever since the screenwriters of the original Tremors , S.S. Wilson and Brent Maddock, left the series following the direct-to-video Trem...

Never was a horror movie more deliciously cheesy than it was in the ’80s. To this day, I remain unfulfilled that I didn't come of a...