Death takes it to the fast lane and it's coming right at ya in this 3D installment that is apparently THE FINAL DESTINATION? Because Death didn't kill anyone else after this entry in the series.
We buy the ticket, and we take the ride in a big way for the third installment of the FINAL DESTINATION series. However does this chapter in the series send the franchise off the rails?
It was cult movie that truly defined what it is to be a cult movie and it is celebrating it's 50th Anniversary this year and today we salute Rocky Horror with a full-length fan commentary.Follow Jorge Palacios Kindelan on Instagram at@jorgepalacioskindelan
We began "Nature Strikes Back" Month with a shark movie that immediately became a classic. Now we are ending it with a shark movie that took a bit of time to be embraced as a classic. It's Renny Harlin's DEEP BLUE SEA.Find Ivotres Littes of Horror Movies and Beyond at the following.YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@HorrorMoviesandBeyondInstagram:@horror_movies_and_beyond
It's a movie with a 30 foot crocodile and yet Betty White is the one who slays harder. Because when you want to make a nature strikes back horror movie, you gotta get the guy behind "Ally McBeal" to write it... That's entertainment!
Nature Strikes Back Month continues and we are feeling SLUGGISH as we gleefully delve into Juan Piquer Simon's slimy, horny, trashterpiece SLUGS.Follow Killer Horror CriticBluesky: werematt.bsky.socialInstagram: killer_horror_critickillerhorrorcritic.com
For our 100th Episode we point out something that the critical elite don't want you to consider... the first major summer blockbuster WAS A HORROR MOVIE! Yes Jaws, the quintessential "Nature Strikes Back" Horror Movie is celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year and we are here to sing it's praises... like everyone does.
Our pride month celebration concludes as we discuss Tyler McIntyre's wicked horror satire. While this film is not directly labeled as LGBTQ+ we use it as an opportunity to delve into the idea of queer coding in horror and what comes from it is a lively discussion that perfectly wraps up our pride month celebrations.
Pride Month is in full swing and a recent gem of Queer Horror is the wildly hilarious and unexpectedly poignant hybrid of "From Dusk Til Dawn" and "Priscilla Queen of the Desert." Join Ruby Tombsday, and us as we discuss the Tubi Original SLAY.Find Ruby Tombsday on Twitter, BlueSky and Scener.
As promised as every Friday the 13th passes we will bring you a full-length fan commentary of the Friday the 13th Series. This time it's the installment that many fans consider to be when the series starts good and proper with baghead Jason, Amy Steel being awesome and PAUL HOLT!
We kick off Pride Month with one of the most notorious sequels in horror. Right on time for it's 40th Anniversary we celebrate the hotly debated second entry on the Nightmare on Elm Street Series. FREDDY'S REVENGE... though we're dubious as to who Freddy is getting revenge on in this movie.
Yup it's the most memeworthy of the entire series. So much so that the recent entry practically molded their entire advertising around it! Today we are going to discuss what is arguably the most popular of the Final Destination series... but is it actually the best one?
Okay maybe this movie does't exactly "Rock Hard" In fact it's even debatable if zombies are even involved in this movie but our "Shout At The Devil" Segment is back and for better or worse we are spotlighting "Hard Rock Zombies.
What started as an idea for an X-Files episode turned into the wildly successful horror franchise that asks the ultimate question... "How long can you cheat death?" Whit a sixth installment on the horizon now seemed like the perfect time to explore the series where the slasher is quite literally death itself.
Sometimes Mother doesn't always know best. Especially if Mother grooms you to gleefully partake an wanton acts of violence. This week we spotlight the movie Eli Roth showed at his Bar Mitzvah. It's Charles Kaufman's MOTHER'S DAY!
With his long delayed honorarium of having a star on the Walk of Fame, the time has finally come for us to dust off Maestros of Mayhem to salute one of the heavyweights of horror. Today Killer Horror Critic and I salute John Carpenter.Find Killer Horror Critichttps://www.killerhorrorcritic.com/
Since its release, Ari Aster's MIDSOMMAR has been the object of heavy debate. A debate that we delight in having right here and right now. But one thing most of us can agree... F%&$ CHRISTIAN!
No NOT THAT ONE. We are talking about Anthony Shaffer and Robin Hardy's 1973 classic. The film that many horror scholars considers the quintessential folk horror film that defined the subgenre.
While franchises are not exclusive to the horror genre, it can be argued that a major aspect of horror's legacy can be attributed to the endless glut of sequels that have come out over the last century. Some are celebrated and some are derided. However with the passage of time, opinions wind up changing about certain sequels and often for the better. For this week we will discuss the oddity that is the horror movie sequel and how it relates to the way we as horror fans enjoy them initially and retrospectively.
Doctor Who has been running since 1963 and during all that time the show has embraced horror in various forms and many times the show and courted controversy because of it's willingness to scare kids behind the sofa. For this epic-length edition we discuss this landmark science fiction franchise and it's rich relationship with horror. Find Walsallmatt herehttps://www.youtube.com/@walsallmatt