The Horror Garage
The Horror GarageAll things horror; reviews, rankings, retrospectives, rad highlights and most importantly, redrum, live from a grungy garage in Hollywood, CA.
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PROM NIGHT (1980)
One of The Horror Garage’s favorite things about Prom Night is how confidently it introduces an entire roster of characters and plot threads that ultimately go absolutely nowhere. This movie is a disgruntled waiter who brings out 12 appetiz...
Demon Seed
If you’re worried about AI invading our homes, minds, and lives… then this flick is your next pick for movie night. You’ll have a great time watching a film Rex Reed called “the kind of insane, self-indulgent, nauseating filmmaking... that ...
Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings
Maybe I just have a soft spot for late ’80s/early ’90s horror sequels — and who better to turn to than Jeff Burr? This is the guy who brought us Stepfather II: Make Room for Daddy, Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III, Puppet Master 4 a...
Dead and Buried (1981)
When you’ve had skin in the game for decades and live in a burnt out garage watching VHS tapes for eternity, nothing will ever be as special as finding something you’ve never seen that becomes an instant classic/favorite in your collection....
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All things horror; reviews, rankings, retrospectives, rad highlights and most importantly, redrum, live from a dingy garage in Hollywood.
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