You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! The nights are longer, the air is cooler, there’s pumpkin spice everywhere, so you know what that means? Time to break out our favorite horror movies and scare ourselves silly. (Hey, could you leave the light on in the hallway tonight?
Kicking off a month of October fun, TheNoShitMovieCritic gives us a spoiler-free review of the latest Child’s Play movie. Everyone is probably at least a little familiar with this franchise that started in 1988 with the first of three “Child’s Play” installments, followed by Bride, Seed, Curse and now, the seventh, being Cult of Chucky.
Fans of B-movie sequels, found-footage films, and Shark Week (only 342 more days!) will want to check out guest columnist TheNoShitMovieCritic‘s review of Open Water 3: Cage Dive. Not having seen 2 and 1 doesn’t really matter as these movies are kind of independent of each other, sharing only the basic obvious premise.
Calling all vampires, werewolves, zombies’, fans of horror and the people who love Halloween! Did you know there are several horror/Halloween conventions every year? I know right! Well this past weekend was Midsummer Scream 2017. Held at the beautiful Long Beach Convention Center near the Queen Mary and all sorts of fun things to do.
Get Out is still at number 3 at the box office; as boxofficeguru says it’s “quickly becoming one of the highest grossing horror films of all time.” Guest columnist David Leninhawk weighs in on Jordan Peele’s runaway blockbuster.
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week Elizabeth and Leland chat about some of their personal favorite Scf-Fi/Horror films. What makes a good one, scenes they really love, stuff that scares them and where are the space vampire flicks? So please download and enjoy.
Whispering Willows is the first game by developer Night Light Interactive and is a horror-themed adventure/puzzle game. You play as Elena Elkhorn, a descendent a native-american tribe that had the power of separating their spirits from their physical bodies allowing them to commune with the spirits of the dead. When her father goes missing it
When I first flipped through The Resurrectionist: The Lost Work of Dr. Spencer Black from Quirk Books I assumed it was just one of those pretty picture books like Dragonology or Wizardology: lots of full page illustrations, light on story and heavy on artwork. It’s actually much, much darker than that.
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! HAPPY TURKEY DAY EVERYONE! We hope everyone had a wonderful time eating, drinking, more eating, seeing family, maybe some more drinking, watching some movies and of course….even more eating. At Movie Issues HQ this year we watched the 2008 horror flick, ThanksKilling,