Showing posts with label 2000s horror movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2000s horror movies. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 20, 2023

Wednesday, December 14, 2022

FTM 658: TOOLBOX MURDERS With Outlaw Vern

Patrick talks about the last great movie from his favorite director with one of his favorite writers, the great Outlaw Vern.

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

FTM 585 - FINAL DESTINATION with Chelsea Stardust

Patrick is joined by director Chelsea Stardust (All That We Destroy, Satanic Panic) for a discussion of the Final Destination franchise. Listen in for what Death's design has in store for both of them!

Friday, September 18, 2020

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Genre Neutral: Looking Past "Post-Horror"

by Erich Asperschlager
Early September in central New York has been unseasonably chilly. My daughter started third grade last week and this year's open house was the first since she started school I didn't sweat my paternal clackers off crammed sardine-style into a Lilliputian auditorium seat. Some folks around here are complaining about the sudden end to Summer. Not me. I'm ready for Scary Movie Month. The calendar claims we’re not quite there yet, but this past weekend’s release of IT is a clear signal to those of us who celebrate the season: It's horror time.

Monday, March 20, 2017

Be Sure to Never Ever Scream: A Look Back at Dead Silence

by A.M. Novak
“Beware the stare of Mary Shaw
She had no children, only dolls
And if you see her in your dreams
Be sure to never ever scream.”

Friday, March 17, 2017

You're So Cool, Wixson

by Patrick Bromley
Today is my very good friend Heather Wixson's birthday. Happy birthday, Heather! I'm not writing this piece in lieu of a gift, although it is considerably cheaper than that collection of autographed Underworld one-sheets she no doubt wants ("The Lord of the Rings of werewolf movies!" -- Heather Wixson) . No, I'm writing this because it deserves to be said.

Friday, October 21, 2016

Staying Positive: Freddy vs. Jason

by Adam Thas
Somewhere in a dark and gloomy boardroom, a few movie producers concocted a devious plot to attain great sums of money by putting two of the greatest villains of the '80s horror together in one epic money grab. Okay, that probably isn’t exactly how it went, but in 2003 I could not have been more excited for my generation’s version of The Wolfman vs. Dracula in an epic drag out brawl.