Many of us find it frustrating to watch the justice system repeatedly fail. Most people are also very familiar with hyperfixation on certain topics. So, when...
The Sacrifice Game is not the film I expected Wexler to make after The Ranger. Far from the raw punk shout of her debut, The Sacrifice Game displays a...
An obsessive artist loses her grasp on where the work ends and reality begins. It’s a tale we’ve seen a thousand times before in horror, yet...
My succinct review of Bertrand Mandico’s She is Connan: it’s a beautifully made movie, which serves as a compelling treatise on the nature of syndicated characters and...
From the minute I read the title Cannibal Mukbang among all the other entries on the schedule, I knew it would surely be one of Brooklyn Horror Film...
Bigotry is parasitic, getting inside people’s heads and rotting them from the inside. That’s quite literally the case in T Blockers, the third feature film of Alice...
The sirens are going off here at the Horror Press Estate because it is time yet again: Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2023, THE premier East Coast horror...
From October 16 to 25, horror fans, filmmakers, writers, and artists gathered in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for ten days of film screenings, panels, live podcast recordings, Miskatonic...
Shudder could not care less if you have been naughty or nice. They are here to share their Season of Screams Holiday Programming with all the...
In Episode 51 of The Horror Press Podcast, Brendan, Eli (Bad Critic), and James Michael talk about what they’ve been watching, what they are working on,...
Last year for 420, the great Sharai Bohannon hit you with the Top 5 Stoner Horror Movies on streaming. To...
Someone calls you on the phone. Already, this is a nightmare, but we’re not at the scary part yet. Let’s...
The violence of the last decade has been practically insurmountable. Every day, there seems to be another attempt to destroy...
Horror and comedy are like the angelic central heroine and her evil parasitic twin from 2021’s Malignant: they may seem...
When Creature from the Black Lagoon splashed onto screens in 1954, it gave birth to a very specific kind of...
Henry Selick’s return to the director’s chair after Coraline, represents righteousness, anti-authoritarianism, and the subtle art of not giving a...
Black horror is still a relatively new genre. Its earliest films date back to 1941, but its presence weakened over...
David Cronenberg’s films do not delve too deeply into organized religion, but they provide an interesting lens into how a...
I learned early on that I was not supposed to make it to the end of a horror movie. As...
There is a huge difference between a movie being remembered for being good and a movie being remembered because it’s...