by Horror Nation | Oct 22, 2026 | Conventions
By Mike Lera From 1896 to 1979, gothic horror fans had seen their fair share of assorted vampire stories and characters on screen, ranging from the scary Bela Lugosi and Christopher Lee to the comedic “Grandpa” from The Munsters and George Hamilton...
by Horror Nation | Apr 25, 2025 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
By: Ryan Dailey Death of a Unicorn plays out as if it were some strange hybrid of Adult Swim’s Common Side Effects and I Know What You Did Last Summer, if the former’s mushroom was replaced with unicorn blood and the latter’s character played by Barry Cox swapped out...
by Horror Nation | Apr 25, 2025 | Movie Reviews, Reviews, Uncategorized
By Mike Lera Since the release of the 2023 British slasher Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, we have seen a slew of dark, twisted film versions of the cute, cuddly characters of our childhood that are now fair game in public domain, including the...
by Horror Nation | Apr 24, 2025 | Interviews, Reviews
A Round Table Chat with Cast & Crew By Mike Lera Throughout the century, some of the best books, folklore, short stories, stage plays, radio shows, TV series, graphic novels, comics and even toys and board games have been made into some of the most terrifying...
by Horror Nation | Mar 19, 2025 | Movie Reviews, Reviews
Written by: Ryan Dailey The found footage genre is a fickle beast. It is a dead horse that has been beaten to death. Sometimes, just sometimes, that beaten, dead horse will rise back up, bucking and foaming at the mouth. The latter perfectly describes Untitled...