horror

Yesterday, for Michigan Horror Movies for Halloween, we covered the original The Evil Dead, made by Sam Raimi, and starring Bruce Campbell. The camp, the gore, the fun, the scary...that movie had it all. How do you even remake it? With one of the best new versions ever. Super gory, more serious, surprising character changes...so much blood...Evil Dead, released in 2013, set a new standard for rema

This month, I'm paying tribute to some of the horror movies that have been either filmed in Michigan, take place in Michigan, or both. I've covered some recent films in the first four installments. This time, I'm going way back to 1981, for one of the best horror movies from Michigan... or anywhere! The Evil Dead!

Last night, I checked out another Michigan-made horror movie for October. It's called Jinn, and I was pleasantly surprised! We've already checked out movies from this year and last year, so going back to 2014 for Jinn seems like a reasonable next step!

With Halloween fast approaching, I'm covering some of the movies that have been flimed in Michigan, or take place in our state. Yesterday, I covered a recent movie, It Follows, set in Detroit. Today, I bring you, Don't Breathe, and even new movie, also set in Detroit!

It's my favorite month of the year, because Halloween! Who doesn't love Halloween? It's the most fun, not only because of Trick or Treating and candy, but because the movies for Halloween are the best! There are a lot of scary movies to watch, and I've found a bunch either made in Michigan, or set in this state. First up: It Follows.

Thursday night, we were lucky enough to get in to see Rob Zombie's new movie "31" at the special sneak preview hosted by Fathom Events. The movie isn't due to be released on VOD until later this month, and will be in theaters in October. We're not going to spoil the movie for you, but share some of our thoughts on what we saw. See the video below.

Just as Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees were icons of 1980's horror films, so were Samara and Kayako in the early 2000's. The long-haired ladies from The Ring and The Grudge terrified audiences around the world, and now it appears that they'll appear together in what is guaranteed to be a very scary film.

The Exorcist is one of the best, and scariest, movies ever made. It's in everyone's list of the top horror films, and has been since it was released in the 70s! This is one of the few movies that has been held sacred, and has been deemed un-remakeable. Until now. Until Fox.

Richard Donner made a great first Superman movie back in the '70s, and put Christoper Reeve on the map. But unfortunately, the follow-up movies were pretty terrible. Richard Donner even came back and repaired a lot of what had been done to Superman II, but not many people have watched it, since we were all scarred by the theatrical release. Superman III is just an abomination.

Good horror isn't just for Halloween! You can enjoy a great scary movie anytime you want! So this holiday season, instead of only watching all those National Lampoon movies again (for the millionth time), watch some cool horror films! Today's horror for Christmas gift is a little movie I found today. It's called "Don't Move", from Bloody Cuts Films. It's short, doesn't waste time on a lo

When Periscope came out not too long ago, people started slowly showing things like they did when YouTube first began...like their town, their cars, stuff like that. Then bands started to use it to show behind the scenes stuff live, which is cool. Now, a movie company, Blumhouse, has gotten into the the game!

What do you get it you mix "Cabin in the Woods", "Evil Dead", and "Debbie Does Dallas"? You get the trailer for "Handjob Cabin"! I wish this was a real movie, it looks hysterical! Thank you, Nice Piece!