WhatDidTheySee.com is now live! The NEW mysterious site invites users to take a look inside Eel Marsh House and discover the answer to “What did they see?” Visitors have only a partially obscured view, just enough to see through the doorway and into this young girl’s room. By using motion […]
URBAN EXPLORER Takes Home Three Screamfest Wins Including Best Film, Best Actor & Best Makeup
Urban exploration (often shortened as urbex or UE) is the illegal examination of the normally unseen or off-limits parts of urban areas or industrial facilities. Explore the Dark Side of Berlin’s Secret 25,000 Underground Tunnels Never Meant to be Found. A crucial display of balance of craft and patience in […]
PeekScores: Ranks the World’s Greatest Living Horror Filmmakers
Rob Zombie We now just take for granted that Zombie is one of the better known horror filmmakers working today, but – come on – how weird is it that he is? Regardless, while we’re not the hugest fans of all his films, The Devil’s Rejects is a quite solid […]
Crazy Love (2007)
By Melissa Garza “Crazy Love” is more disturbing and frightening, than any horror film I’ve ever seen. It was something that in the middle, I had to get up and leave the room as I was so sickened. Still fascinated, I had to return to watch the rest of the […]
Capricorn One (1978) MOVIE REVIEW – Moon Hoax, NASA & MORE
By Geno McGahee I love conspiracy theories and one of my favorite is the moon hoax theory. It has been noted that nearly 20% of the public believes that we never landed on the moon, and in 1978, it was still a rampant notion, inspiring this classic: Capricorn One. Written […]
All Good Things (2010)
Reviewed by Melissa Garza I had seen the cover for “All Good Things” in a Red Box and the synopsis sounded interesting. The film begins in the late 1970s and follows the son of a real estate tycoon David Marks (Ryan Gosling) who falls in love and marries working-class girl […]
Play Misty for Me (1971) – MOVIE REVIEW – Clint Eastwood CLASSIC
By Geno McGahee I’m not going to lie. I am a Clint Eastwood fan. He always picks his roles well and never fails to deliver a powerful performance, which is certainly the case in the 1971 suspense flick: Play Misty for Me. I nearly sported (East) Wood watching this one. […]
Elvira ERUPTS – Gets Feelings Off Her Chest
Elvira is not happy with the Georgia Aquarium’s upcoming “Georgia A-Scary-Um” party. In a letter sent today on PETA’s behalf to aquarium officials, the Mistress of the Dark takes the aquarium to task for its “disturbing” plan to play Halloween music throughout the aquarium during this weekend’s bash, despite the […]
Where are the Children? (1986) – Movie Review
By Geno McGahee A woman once accused of killing two of her children has two children now missing and is implicated, but she maintains her innocence. Nancy (Jill Clayburgh) is taking a shower when a man walks up to the children, stabs them with a needle and drags them into […]
Child Kills Parents Over Video Game – Shocking Account of Events
Daniel Petric is in prison for killing his mother and attempting to kill his father. This is a teen that had a very normal childhood and upbringing – one of three children (two sisters) and son of a pastor at a local church. Because Danny was homebound after a spinal […]
Stephen King “BAG OF BONES” – A&E Presents Four Hour Mini-Series from the Horror Master
A&E Network presents “Stephen King’s Bag of Bones,” a four-hour epic miniseries based on The New York Times #1 bestselling novel, and featuring Pierce Brosnan’s return to television. The two-night event from Sony Pictures Television premieres on Sunday, December 11 and concludes on Monday, December 12, airing at 9PM ET/PT […]
Lake Compounce: 2011 Haunted Graveyard
Reviewed by Melissa Garza As a horror fan, Halloween is the most fun and exciting holiday of the year. The entire month of October is a celebration of sorts. Parties, concerts and events make every year memorable. This year definitely stands out as one of the best thanks to my […]