[Film Review] The Last Matinee (2021)
If you’re a cinephile and old enough to remember a time before everyone had a cell phone, before streaming services took over as the go-to way to catch a movie…
[Editorial] Editor’s Note: … And That’s A Wrap!
Corrrrr… 2021 what a fucking year, right?! I feel like we all went through 2020 more than certain that a year couldn’t get any worse than that at all and unfortunately we were proven completely wrong once again…
[Editorial] Most Anticipated Horror Films of 2022
Horror in 2021 had plenty to offer everyone, from fiercely independent films to new, big franchise entries that all had an impact on audiences…
[Editorial] Ghouls Magazine Top 10 Horror Films of 2021
2021 has been yet another weird year - both for the good of humanity and the good of cinema… But here’s our top 10 horror films of the year, and damn they were good!
[TV Review] The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula Season 4
Created by The Boulet Brothers, Dragula follows the trials and tribulations of eleven contestants as they battle it out to be drag’s number one super monster…
[Film Review] Menopause (2021)
Imagine a blonde woman, bloody, screaming and stabbing someone out of the camera's range. When she's satisfied her work is done, she calmly gets out some ice cream from her freezer..
[Mother of Fears] The Past Comes Back to Haunt Cherry Falls (2000)
While many of the movies I’ve covered as part of Mother of Fears place the motherly characters front and centre, this time I’ve decided to look at a film with two mothers…
[Editorial] Ho Ho Horrible Imaginings Film Festival 2021
What could be a better way to boost the holiday spirit than a mini-festival of spooky seasonal short films? Before the holiday season gets maximally crazy…
[Film Review] Red Snow (2021)
Red Snow (2021) follows aspiring novelist Olivia Romo (Dennice Cisneros), who is alone in her family’s cabin around Christmas…
[Editorial] 12 Ghouls of Christmas: Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
A rich husband and wife attend a Christmas party pulsating with innuendo, minor indiscretions, and flirtatious boundary-pushing, but when he becomes privy to his wife’s secret sexual fantasies…
[Editorial] 12 Ghouls of Christmas: Christmas Evil (1980): Finding Santa’s Tune
There are only so many Christmas songs in the world. You don’t realize how many different versions there are of each one until you’re forced to listen to Christmas music all day…
[Editorial] 12 Ghouls of Christmas: The X-Files’ “How the Ghosts Stole Christmas”
It was Christmas, 1917—a time of dark, dark despair. The First World War and a deadly flu virus ravaged the world; populations were decimated with previously unimaginable speed…
[Editorial] 12 Ghouls of Christmas: League of Gentlemen Christmas Special – Yule Never Leave
When downloading episodes of The League of Gentlemen from the UK GOLD on demand service, each episode is now preceded by a disclaimer…
[Editorial] Take-Two: A Reevaluation of Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
It all started on Halloween night in 1978 when a masked killer set his path on murdering a few babysitters in Haddonfield, Illinois…
[Editorial] 12 Ghouls of Christmas: Smart sexual politics are a draw, but subversive sparkle is what makes Black Christmas (2019) a modern festive classic
Much has been written about Sophia Takal and April Wolfe’s 2019 version of sorority horror Black Christmas since its release…
[Film Review] Pyewacket (2017)
Teenage rebellion is often a key theme in horror; revolts against authority figures are shown through excessive drinking, sex, and drugs…
[Editorial] 12 Ghouls of Christmas: 5 reasons you should give Black Christmas (2006) a rewatch this year
The first time I watched the 2006 remake of Black Christmas (sometimes called Black Xmas) I thought it was a straightforward, fun slasher…
[Editorial] A New Wave of Horror Stories in Pop Music - Part 3
These reclamatory bodies of work are also uniquely suited to the current landscape of pop music…
[Editorial] Exploring Fear and Extreme Film in S&Man (2006)
Where is the line between real and fake? What scares you the most? What boundary will you not cross?
[Editorial] He Is Everyone’s Boogeyman: Trauma in Halloween Kills (2021)
Halloween Kills Explores the Effects of Collective Trauma to Mixed Results
