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when Freddy met Jason.
In the history of slasher cinema. There are two names that have come to define the genre of slasher movies. Jason Voorhees, and Freddy Krueger.
John Carpenter’s 1978 film, Halloween… is credited for acting as a springboard for the many ma...
The spookiest profession in America.
There are few cultural traditions in this great land of the fat and the home of the greedy, that can be called… true… American originals. Horror hosting is one of them. And so is porno shot in South Florida.
The tradition of horror hostin...
In the Shadow of a Doubt.
For many years Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho has been helmed as the beginning of the slasher genre… I am here to inform you my dear readers that such, is not so. And I’ve in fact discovered yet a much earlier film from Mr. Hitchock’s catalogue...
Modern horror is oppressive, and I don't like it.
Modern horror is oppressive, and I don’t like it.
I hate the way… modern… horror… feels. It’s not fun, thrilling or exciting. It’s anxiety inducing.
Horror can be brutal. But where slasher movies succeed and the so called “elevated horr...
Evil Dead started extreme horror in the 80s.
There’s a lot of horror fans crying and complaining about Evil Dead Burn and saying it’s too mean spirited, and brutal.
I find this hilarious because when Sam Raimi made The Evil Dead it was considered the most offensive, mean-spirited fi...
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