By Travis Bundy – @bundymania (Freelance Illustrator & Contributor | Facebook) When I was a kid, I fell in love with vampires. The second horror movie I ever saw was the 1987 classic The Lost Boys. The characters were cool, fun, scary and vicious as hell. It set me down a path into a love… Read More Top 5 Underrated Vampire Movies | Pompadour of Terror

Shudder announced today that Joe Bob’s Halloween Hootenanny will be a triple feature that will stream live October 25th at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on Shudder in the U.S. and Canada. Just like other episodes of The Last Drive-In, this will be added to the streaming service for on demand viewing later this month. Here’s… Read More Joe Bob Briggs’s Returns to Shudder for The Last Drive-In Halloween Special

By Travis Bundy – @bundymania (Freelance Illustrator & Contributor | Facebook) Now, here’s a bonafide classic. A treat for the eyes and a film comprised of truly terrifying images. I’m talking about The Gate (1987)… a little Canadian-born, video store generation classic starring an unknown 13-year-old Stephen Dorff and directed by Tibor Takacs (I, Madman… Read More The Gate (1987) Review | Pompadour of Terror

With doors opening to the 13th Annual Sacramento Horror Film Festival on Saturday, September 21, 2019, attendees are in for a special lineup of curated films in the horror genre. In the mix, 333: Illuminaughty makes its California premiere at the weekend event! Starring Debra Lamb, Tonjia Atomic, and Michelle Nessk, 333: Illuminaughty is a… Read More 333: Illuminaughty Making California Premiere at 13th Annual Sacramento Horror Film Festival

By Travis Bundy – @bundymania (Freelance Illustrator & Contributor | Facebook) There are particular films that many of us have never seen, or even heard of. But they were the first of their kind… and their influence cannot be denied. So, in many ways, we HAVE seen them. Just not in their initial incarnation, but… Read More Ganja & Hess Review | Pompadour of Terror