Tag: horror films

Who’s caught up on American Horror Story? Whether you are or not, one thing’s for certain, Twisty the Clown crawled his way out of the carnival and into our nightmares. Fortunately for us, Fright-Rags recently launched a smattering of new officially licensed merch including a selection of American Horror Story tees and trinkets. One standout… Read More Fright-Rags slices in with American Horror Story, Edward Scissorhands & Vestron Video Apparel

It’s already difficult enough to enter the holiday season, knowing you’re already doomed to blow through cash on gifts, but Blumhouse just duplicated the weight of that doom with a new collection in their shop! This morning, triple-threat (director/actress/Luchagore Productions co-founder) Gigi Saul Guerrero took to Twitter with the unveiling of her merchandise collaboration with… Read More Blumhouse Releases The Purge TV Merch Collection with Director Gigi Saul Guerrero

I’m late to the Joe Bob Briggs party. To the universe and myself, I’m sorry. I missed MonsterVision on TNT because I didn’t watch horror as a kid. But my boyfriend introduced me to Joe Bob and I quickly fell in love with the quirky Texan.  A few months ago, I came across a Twitter… Read More We Give This Joe Bob Briggs Cosplay Fu 4/4 Stars

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

Okay. New “Suspiria”… It should be noted that I watched this on a dreary day so that might influence some of my feelings about this film. I’m going to start this off my making a blanket statement. And this will inform you to read further or dismiss my review and interpretation of this film… whether… Read More Suspiria (2018) Review | Pompadour of Terror