Michael Gingold’s Ad Nauseam II is the Perfect Love Letter to 90s and 2000s Horror

Horror fans are many things: rabidly obsessive, immensely knowledgeable, and generally a little intense. We’re also often fervent collectors of genre ephemera. Whether it’s stacks of screen-printed art, movie one sheets, statues, action figures, masks, or the rare and obscure, nearly every horror fan I’ve ever met collects something. Usually a few different things. Longtime

I Don’t Give a Fuck What That Thing Says on the Ouija Board: Ranking the “Paranormal Activity” Films

The story of “Paranormal Activity” director Oren Peli is both a blessing and a curse for horror fans. On one hand, the story of a $15,000 film that grossed nearly $200 million is the ultimate example of ingenuity trumping big budgets, bankable stars, and convention. Conversely, that success afforded every filmmaker with a GoPro and

Quarantine Theater: Week 7

I’m finally delving past old favorites and into new content now that lockdown is officially becoming an interminable slog. Anyone else getting to the point of having to fight the urge to buy stacks of new movies? Here’s what I’ve been watching April 27th through May 2nd. Antrum At some point while crafting the film’s

Quarantine Theater: Week 1

Here are the films I watched Friday March 13th through Sunday March 22nd.

Run Like a Motherfucker and Don’t Stop Until the Sun Comes up: In Defense of Found Footage

Found Footahe: a list