FILM REVIEW: CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD

FILM REVIEW: CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD

Author Adam Cesare took the horror literature world by storm with his Young Adult novel, Clown in a Cornfield. With no less of an endorsement from the great Clive Barker on the cover, expectations were high for this slasher sensation. Cesare delivered a unique and...
FILM REVIEW: FINAL RECOVERY

FILM REVIEW: FINAL RECOVERY

     From A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3 to The Evil Dead (2013), addiction has been a topic horror films have used through the years. Horror-Nation director of the year in 2023, Harley Wallen, tackles the real-life horrors of addiction with...
Death of a Unicorn Review

Death of a Unicorn Review

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...
POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN

POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN

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...
UNTIL DAWN – FROM GAME TO FILM

UNTIL DAWN – FROM GAME TO FILM

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...
Untitled Footage Review

Untitled Footage Review

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...
FILM REVIEW: HEART EYES

FILM REVIEW: HEART EYES

My Bloody Valentine and the terrific 2009 reboot have held horror hearts over the years without being truly challenged for the top V-day fright film of all time. Films such as Valentine and Pontypool came with high hopes of bringing the Horror-Nation some new blood to...