All in Horror
There is no denying the campiness of many of the classic Universal ‘Monster Movies,’ and Dracula (1931, dir. Tod Browning) is certainly no exception. (Don’t even get me started on the possums and armadillos…) I was probably first introduced to this film sometime in elementary school…
It’s that wonderfully spooky time of year, and while I love watching some Hocus Pocus or wandering through a corn maze, I’m always reminded that I’m a ‘fraidy-cat' at heart. Today, I present to you my ultimate tale of cowardice, as I relate to you my personal history with the Child’s Play franchise…
It is officially ‘Spooky Season!’ and I don’t know about you, but I am so ready for all the things that come with this time of year. Such as, the pumpkin carving, autumnal decorations, and, of course, all the horror and Halloween-themed films that I can cram into a measly 31 days…
Whether you are an avid fan of Valentine’s day, or believe that it is an arbitrary ‘holiday’ created by the greeting card companies, there is bound to be some sort of ‘romantic’ movie marathon that will appeal to you. No matter how, or if, you plan on celebrating Valentine’s Day this year…
“The most wonderful time of the year,” that perennial period between Halloween and New Year’s when the world seems to go just a little crazy. Yes, you read that right, the world goes crazy…
Nothing screams Halloween quite like a good, old-fashioned movie marathon. Whether horror films are your jam…
With the slim pickings and lackluster viewing options (what with the pandemic putting a damper on traditional production and release timelines), I tend to find myself aimlessly cycling, clicking, and searching through my various streaming platforms…
“You’re gonna need a bigger boat.” – Chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) This is one of the most famous, and hilarious, understatements in the history of cinema…
Summer is almost here, but since we cannot really go to the beach anyway (what with social distancing and all), here is another reason not to go: Jaws (1975)…
It is that time of year again, graduation season is upon us, but we cannot help but notice the changes and somberness that the pandemic has had upon the usual pomp and circumstance associated with this major life milestone…
I am, of course, talking about: Daylight Savings Time. You know that annual, antiquated, agrarian practice that is about to mess with your much-needed beauty sleep…
Finally, it is the first day of October, which means I can watch horror movies and spooky films, of all kinds, with gleeful abandon! Don’t get me wrong, I’m down to watch a good horror flick pretty much any time of the year…
