The Next Door Horror: Sex Ed On A Horror Show
Since apparently no one has seen the EMT paramour of Demonic Dan (Dan Burt) for a while, Gabe (Gabe Sanchez) thinks that it’s a perfect […]
horror
The Next Door Horror: A Mall Santa Keeps It Silent
The boys exchange gifts and worried looks as Gabe (Gabe Sanchez) brings on a mall Santa as a guest. Something about this Kris Kringle looks […]
The Next Door Horror: Ventriloquism Isn’t For Dummies
You’d think it would be child’s play, but that’s just the movie. Demonic Dan (Dan Burt) and Gabe (Gabe Sanchez) match wits with a local […]
The Next Door Horror: Gobble, Gobble
In a special Thanksgiving episode, we learn that Demonic Dan is highly flammable. Which, as a demon, makes a sort of sense. I’ve also discovered […]
The Next Door Horror: Pediatrician Vs Spawn Of Satan
Better than Batman v Superman, this week’s episode features Demonic Dan (Dan Burt) and Gabe (Gabe Sanchez) watching The Omen (it’s unclear on which version). The guest […]
Welcome To The Next Door Horror
Maybe you’ve seen the signs. Dark circles under your eyes, extremely pale skin, and a peculiar rhythm to your speech. If you have these symptoms, […]
Netflix Streaming Cargo In May
In December 2013, we ran a short film from Australia about a father, his infant daughter, and the zombie apocalypse. It’s a beautiful film, and […]
Cinequest 2018: Something Funny
As Steve Martin famously said, comedy is not pretty. In the Cinequest Shorts Program, it’s hairy, it’s gross, and occasionally even romantic. That’s the joy […]
Cinequest 2018: Seeds
Trevor Long plays a man confronting the seeds of the monster inside him — and its tentacles are very, very hungry.
‘Crimson Peak’ Costumes From ‘At Home With Monsters’
Nothing beats seeing the real thing. Something about texture and aura cannot be reproduced in any photograph.
‘At Home With Monsters’ At LACMA
To be a fan of Guillermo del Toro’s work is to know that you are going to get pulled down the rabbit hole — one […]
Review: ‘Crimson Peak’
Crimson Peak may be the closest we’ll get to seeing inside auteur Guillermo Del Toro’s mind. Like his inspirational home away from home Bleak House, […]
From Horror With Love: Filmmaker Dave Reda Speaks
From where we sit in the SF Bay Area, it’s great to see a local boy hacking away at the Hollywood jungle and producing some […]
Review: Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark
Based on a 1973 made-for-television film of the same name embraced by horror aficionados, Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark seemed a likely candidate for […]
Review: Tucker And Dale Vs. Evil
“It doesn’t matter what happened,” a bee-stung Tucker (Alan Tudyk) tells his bumpkin best friend Dale (Tyler Labine). “What matters is what looks like what […]
Review: Fright Night
It’s tough to be a vampire these days. Everywhere you turn, somebody has a different vision of you. You’re on TV, you’re in teen romances, […]
Review: Red Riding Hood
To appreciate Red Riding Hood as a horror film, you have to put yourself into the mindset of a 13-year-old girl. Scared yet? Because that’s […]
Don Coscarelli, Master of Horror: Giving A Hand To ‘John Dies At The End’
Don Coscarelli won’t remember this, but we met once years ago at a Comic-Con. Of course, Coscarelli meets many people at conventions, and I can […]
The Jekyll Journals: Half-way Through Shooting
Creative Light Entertainment invited me down to the set of Jekyll, at a time when they were doing a lot of filming in the basement […]
Bubba Ho-Tep
A septugenarian Elvis (Bruce Campbell) lies in his bed in an East Texas rest home, his best days obviously behind him. The world thinks he’s […]
