#31For31 6/12

Scott

Oct 3, 20212 min read

Review: “Halloween Party”

Some movies have a lot of promise and squander it before the final credits roll. Halloween Party might be the first that takes a dump...

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Lucas

Oct 2, 20213 min read

Review: “Near Dark”

I have waited so long to finally watch this movie. The question is, was it worth the wait? I’m going to describe a movie to you, see if...

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Scott

Oct 1, 20212 min read

Review: “Hawk & Rev: Vampire Slayers”

Well, it’s another year of Halloween, and another chance to find some of the best and some of the worst movies out there… and the rare...

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Scott

Oct 30, 20203 min read

Review: Let Her Out

Previously posted on blog and written by S. Kess “Let Her Out” is a horror film released in 2016 and was directed by Cody Calahan. It...

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Scott

Oct 29, 20204 min read

Review: “Summer of ’84”

It might be cheating a bit to put two movies from the same directorial team on one list, but I don’t care. Summer of ’84 is easily the...

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Lucas

Oct 28, 20202 min read

Review: “Antebellum”

Forget monsters and zombies and boogiemen. Humanity has already inflicted the scariest horrors on itself. If you watch Antebellum , its...

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Scott

Oct 27, 20203 min read

Review: The Shed

Previously posted on blog and written by S. Kess (Sung poorly to the tune of the “Beverly Hillbillies” theme song) Come and listen to my...

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Scott

Oct 26, 20202 min read

Review: “Vampires Vs The Bronx”

Netflix originals have once again hit on a great combination of elements to make a great horror movie, though the “originals” part is a...

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Lucas

Oct 25, 20202 min read

Review: The Vampire Lovers

Previously posted on blog and written by S. Kess Fly with me, Lesbian Vampire! Released in 1872, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s novella...

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Lucas

Oct 25, 20204 min read

Review: “Fantasy Island”

Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Is this really the best way I could find to spend two hours? Despite coming into this...

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Scott

Oct 23, 20202 min read

Review: “Turbo Kid”

I do this marathon every year because I like to watch movies and sometimes write about them. The bigger reason though, is because at...

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Lucas

Oct 22, 20203 min read

Review: “Thirteen Ghosts”

Will Thirteen Ghosts be a baker’s dozen of delightful frights, or an unlucky entry into our horror movie marathon? Will… nope, that’s...

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Scott

Oct 21, 20203 min read

Review: Color Out of Space

Previously posted on blog and written by S. Kess If you are worried that in 2019’s “Color Out of Space” Nicolas Cage wouldn’t go 100%...

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Scott

Oct 20, 20202 min read

Review: “Night of the Demons (1988)”

When I was in high school I never really got invited to parties. It didn’t bother me much because I was more of a homebody anyway. But if...

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Scott

Oct 18, 20203 min read

Review: The Incredible Melting Man

Previously posted on blog and written by S. Kess Astronauts in space are bombarded with cosmic rays and it gives one of them the...

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Scott

Oct 17, 20202 min read

Review: “Inhumanwich”

Sometimes a movie I see during this marathon defies all expectations and words. I will do my best to describe whatever this is so you...

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Lucas

Oct 16, 20204 min read

Review: “Verotika”

Glenn Danzig’s foray into horror film-making goes wrong in all the right ways. This may be the worst movie I’ve ever reviewed, but I...

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Scott

Oct 15, 20202 min read

Review: The Pool

Previously posted on blog and written by S. Kess If you are like me you fall asleep on a raft in a pool that is being drained, unable to...

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Scott

Oct 14, 20203 min read

Review: “Phantasm”

Phantasm steps out of my fuzzy childhood memories and proceeds to make things even more confusing than I had thought they were in the...

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Lucas

Oct 13, 20203 min read

Review: “Midsommar”

How did Ari Aster follow up on the success of Hereditary ? By creating the divisive, darkly comic, darkly dark Midsommar. When I...

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