Troubling Questions About LAND OF THE DEAD, HIGH TENSION, the Box Office Slump…and You!
We have a new Romero movie out, LAND OF THE DEAD, that had a disappointing opening, followed by a precipitous 74 percent drop in its second week of release
We have a new Romero movie out, LAND OF THE DEAD, that had a disappointing opening, followed by a precipitous 74 percent drop in its second week of release
The date was January 6, 1994 and the movie was a matinee screening of SCHINDLER’S LIST in the San Diego, Ca. Horton Plaza multiplex…
Have you seen THE LAYPERSON’S GUIDE TO MODERN LIVING? No? Don’t worry, neither has 99.9 percent of the rest of the world
The following piece was written in response to the snippy emails I’ve been getting
Mainstream movie wise, 2002 hasn’t been all that distinguished a year thus far, but horror movie wise it’s actually been better than average
Here I’ll take some potshots at a number of horror’s most revered figures
The horror genre, like any other, is host to a number of ideas perceived by many to be Gospel. I’m debunking them.
If horror movies have changed over the years (and few would disagree on that point, I think) then so have the fans
I’m sure you’ve heard this, or some variant on it, before, but here it is once again: as of June, 2001 the DVD has arrived, and for the foreseeable future it’s here to stay
The 40th annual San Diego Comic Convention (Comic-Con) is now over. I attended, as I have nearly every year.