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Jaws is the archetypal monster movie blockbuster, and for good reason, It's great! Spielberg and the principle actors do a fantastic job of capturing the dread and dangers of the sea and the eponymous shark. … [Read more...] about Jaws Review

Our patrons decided that it was time for us to review Hellhouse LLC, and frankly, I’m not even mad. This is a found footage movie about a Halloween spookhouse from 2015 and it does a pretty great job at unnerving me late at night. … [Read more...] about Hellhouse LLC Review

This week we are having a different kind of show. This show we are looking back at the delightsome year that was 2020, and awarding the best and worst of Horror Movie Talk. … [Read more...] about Best and Worst Horror Movies of 2020: The Talkies

Terror Train is slasher set on a train during New Years Eve. That’s pretty much all you need to know.  … [Read more...] about Terror Train Review

We watched Krampus because it’s one of the biggest blockbuster releases in recent memory that is Christmas themed and for a PG-13 movie, it wraps a nice little present. … [Read more...] about Krampus (2015) Review

Better Watch Out is one of the strongest christmas themed horror movies of recent memory. It's a unique viewing experience and worth your time this holiday season. … [Read more...] about Better Watch Out Review

Dead End aims to finally answer the questions “are we there yet?” This is a tight package of a movie and the simplicity really sells it for me. … [Read more...] about Dead End (2003) Review

Where did Remi Weekes come from, and why is he out of the gate, such an amazing horror director? That is the first question I have for this film. His House has instantly become one of my favorite horror movies. That may seem like hyperbole, but I have legit not seen anything like this film, and have rarely felt the same amount of emotion while watching a horror movie. … [Read more...] about His House Review

Rosemary's Baby is probably in the top ten most influential horror movies ever made. It prays on the rational and irrational fears of something truly universal, pregnancy. This movie is controversial, well-done, and important. … [Read more...] about Rosemary’s Baby (1968)

At long last, and after much misunderstanding, we turn to the 1984 cult classic (at least in Sweden apparently) Rats: Night of Terror. We did it. It's done. Let's never talk of it again. … [Read more...] about Rats: Night of Terror Review