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Category Archives: The Evil of the Thriller – Everything Horror
A trio of flicks starring horror cutie Dave Sheridan
Ever since playing Doofy in Scary Movie over two decades ago, funny man Dave Sheridan has packed his resume with horror comedies. I first really became a fan when he did this in the film The Walking Deceased… …and I’ve … Continue reading
PRIME TIME: a tar creature, an anthology, and home invasion horror
Eureka! I got at least some horror satisfaction out of each of these three during my latest marathon of films from my Prime list. Let’s dive into them. TAR (2020) Cutie Aaron Wolf co-writes, directs, and stars in this little … Continue reading
SHUDDER AND SHRIEK: killer pants, a killer game, a forbidden attic, and a soul collector
Shudder has consistently managed to bring new content to its service slowly but steadily throughout the pandemic, which sort of ensures that you’ll watch everything there is to offer since your aching for more each week. So how did these … Continue reading
PRIME TIME: killers, cannibals, zombies, and satan worshippers
Another foursome I found on Prime, and it’s a mix of serious horror and horror comedies. Let’s get right into them. CANNIBALS AND CARPET FITTERS (2017) I’ve been waiting for this one to hit streaming for a while because it … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged backwoods, backwoods horror, cannibals, Cannibals and Carpet Fitters, Enterfear, horror comedies, living dead, occult satanism, Sadistic Intentions, slashers, undead, zombedies, Zombies, zomcoms
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Ghost goes gay
Digging through Prime for new, fun horror to watch with the hubba hubba, I stumbled upon the supernatural buddy comedy Dead from New Zealand, so I checked out the trailer. It looked fairly generic and vaguely humorous, but I figured, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dead, gay horror, ghosts, horror comedies, possession, supernatural
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PRIME TIME: anthology horror, a goblin, possession, and a creature
As COVID continues to take its toll on streaming options, I’m feeling less and less inspired to even watch the titles I’m settling on putting in my watchlists. So were there any pleasant surprises in this batch? DARK TALES (2017) … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged backwoods horror, cannibals, creature features, Creature from Cannibal Creek, Dark Tales, demons, Goblin, Hex, horror anthologies, possession
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Stephen King in the 90s—movies and miniseries part 2
One more time into the world of Stephen King at the end of the 20th century with two more movies and two more miniseries. THE LAWNMOWER MAN (1992) The original King short story was just plain weird—all I remember is … Continue reading
The horrors of Showtime March 2021
Occasionally I have to remind myself to do a sweep of the large selection of horror films Showtime On Demand has to offer. It was that time again, and I found four flicks to check out, so let’s get into … Continue reading
I’m taking a Wrong Turn to Peninsula
We groan and gripe about sequels, reboots, and remakes, but that doesn’t stop us from consuming every last film that is anyway linked to some of our faves. And so I take on the sequel to Train to Busan and … Continue reading
Stephen King in the 90s—movies and miniseries part 1
I rarely cover movies by Stephen King because they’re predominantly mainstream horror hits, but considering most of his good adaptations hit in the 1980s, I figured I’d take on a bunch of stuff from the 90s in a 2-part blog, … Continue reading