The European cinematic movement of the 1960’s and ‘70s known as the giallo would eventually help kick start the slasher movement in the...

Let me set the scene for you. It’s night. It’s summertime (I guess). The moon is full and high in the sky. Cicadas sing their songs,...

Have you seen Microwave Massacre ? Jesus. It's terrible, isn't it? Cut from the same cloth as Attack of the Killer Tom...

In spite of the very profitable ‘80s-era boom of the slasher film, Warner Bros. weren’t eager to get into the blood ‘n guts game. While...

Right off the bat it’s clear that Psychos in Love is operating on a nearly non-existent budget. Somewhat shot to look like a document...

I have to wonder why films like Night of the Demons and House are so celebrated, but meanwhile, Demon Wind has remained so obscure. ...

It's been just under five years since Wes Craven's death and it still feels very surreal and wrong that he's gone. On that s...

Like a few other horror franchises, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series keeps on truckin’; a new entry is released every few years, wi...

For all of the ‘80s and slightly into the ‘90s, John Carpenter’s Halloween was the basis/inspiration for many imitator slasher films. ...

How many films must be made within the killer scarecrow pantheon before it can become fairly labeled a sub-genre? Or is it less about q...

To throw an overused cliché your way, I, Madman is the kind of film no one makes anymore. Not a huge-budget project, not cast-driven, a...

“I’m not a nice person,” Charles Bronson explains to a reporter in the film’s opening scene. “I’m a mean, selfish son of a bitch. I know...

  From the very beginning of his career, filmmaker Dario Argento was on a roll. 1970’s giallo The Bird with Crystal Plumage , his debut...