Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
This almost never happens to me. It's rare that I revisit a film almost 20 years after my first viewing and suddenly like it a lot more than I originally did, but in this case, ...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
Of all the horror films I saw at Fantastic Fest this year, "Salvage" may have frustrated me the most.
One of the things I love about low-budget horror is the way it fo...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
This movie's got a wee case of "try-too-hard," and after a while, it sort of runs out of steam, but there's still a lot of "Doghouse" that I enjoyed. I...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
I've got some catching up to do this weekend, so let's see how many of these we can do today and tomorrow.
I think it's important that there be horror films aimed at younger audiences.&nb...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
You can blame Belfast, Danny McBride, and Universal Studios for the fact that I've gotten off schedule on this one. I was doing just fine at Fantastic Fest, but this week's travel ha...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
Wanna know who I'd bet on as next year's Neill Blomkamp?
Troy Nixey.
Wanna know why?
"Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark."
Guillermo Del Toro's become a brand name in horror just like Peter J...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
Did you see "Audition"?
Don't think about it. Either you did, or you didn't. Either you remember it vividly at the slightest provocation, or you didn't see it. It's one ...
The first "[REC]" was a profoundly unsettling horror experience, remade a year later by the Dowdle Brothers as "Quarantine." It's part of the recent trend of movies that are ersatz documentaries, with a camerama...
Welcome to HorrorFest 2009.
And what, pray tell, is HorrorFest?
Well, I love October. I love horror movies in general. I think horror is a genre that is deeply under-respected, and every October for the ...
