Six DREAD Titles to Check Out

by Patrick Bromley

There's an indie horror label doing some very cool stuff you need to know about.

FTM 476 - OUR FAVORITE HORROR MOVIES OF 2018

Patrick and Heather Wixson count down their favorite horror films of the last year.

FTM 471 - LEPRECHAUN RETURNS

Patrick and Mike have a little surprise this holiday season.

Brooklyn Horror Film Fest Review: HOLIDAY

by Beatrice Loayza

In a 2017 interview with Karyn Kusama about female representation in the horror community, the director of Jennifer’s Body and The Invitation pointed out the obvious to the sadly recurring question of women’s place in the dude-dominated genre: “To me, it’s pretty clear that women’s lives are just as frightening, often loaded with threats all the time (. . .) I feel like we're ideal candidates to be unearthing stories about fear, about human vulnerability, about fighting back, about terror.”

Review: HALLOWEEN (2018)

by Patrick Bromley

The night he came home...again. But not that again. A different again. Forget that last again. This is a whole new again.

Review: GOOSEBUMPS 2: HAUNTED HALLOWEEN

by Patrick Bromley

This is the movie that Goosebumps could have been.

Brooklyn Horror Film Fest Review: TOWER. A BRIGHT DAY.

by Beatrice Loayza

Another wildly promising horror debut following the success of Agnieszka Smoczyńska's The Lure means it’s safe to say that Poland is having a moment.

FTM 459 - TALES FROM THE HOOD 2

Patrick and Adam Riske go back 2 the hood.

Review: HELL FEST

by Adam Riske

What a pleasant surprise to kick off Scary Movie Month!

Review: SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET

by Patrick Bromley

Indie horror gets another '80s throwback.

Redboxing: ESCAPE ROOM

by Rob DiCristino

I must get out of here. I must get free.

Review: CARGO

by Rob DiCristino

Dying is easy. The hard part is letting go.

Review: REVENGE

by Patrick Bromley

One of this year's best is also its bloodiest.

Review: HOUSESITTERS

by Patrick Bromley

When you're making a microbudget indie, you have to play to your strengths. This movie does.

Review: GHOST STORIES

by Patrick Bromley

Here's a horror movie that means it.

Review: WILDLING

by Patrick Bromley

A new take on an old monster.

Review: A QUIET PLACE

by Patrick Bromley

Shhhhh...

Watch the Trailer for HOUSESITTERS

by Patrick Bromley

It's the first feature film from a cool Chicago indie filmmaker!

Review: MOM AND DAD

by Patrick Bromley

I don't even know anymore.