I recently took an impromptu road trip to Colorado with my partner. I love road trips. I can never succinctly or eloquently say why other than to say I love the freedom of being able to just drive and escape whatever it is that’s mentally troubling me. Travel is a great band-aid to my hurt soul and my mental health. It doesn’t cure, and I can’t ever completely escape it, but it’s a wonderful break.
The Retaliators starts out in your typical horror movie fashion. Road trip turned wrong turn meets zombie apocalypse. Okay, Better Noise Films, you have my attention. I’m an easy date. Let’s do this.
“But wait, there’s more!” shouts Ed Valenti (RIP).
Just in time for the holidays, it’s a book release that has us horror fans here at Horror Movie Blog geeked to the core — Shudder’s Creepshow: From Script to Scream, an official behind-the-scenes book. And the holiday we speak of is, of course, the day of our deplored behavior, Halloween.
I like silent comics, without dialogue. People think that dialogue equals stories, but to me stories are more about what happens. That comic book was actually a dream. Normally when you have a dream, it is like you are experiencing things. In that dream, I was a fly on the wall in an apartment. It was very intense for me.
As a little girl with a box television that sat up against the wall in our tiny living room, we were entertained with free and public television. Sometimes it was a Spanish-dubbed American movie or an old black and white flick. While the former was hilarious, the latter fascinated me.
Have you ever loved a horror movie so much that when Twitterverse asked the ever-important question “What’s your favorite horror movie?” you can’t help but tap, tap, tap away your answer to the wistful cloud of social media?
What do you get when a comedian and his fellow native Kentucky friend write a slasher flick produced with a budget of less than $6000? Time to ditch the creepy “teen” nudity and registry-adjacent voyeurism and get back to good old-fashioned, wholesome kills.
As an Asian person. They have a very small idea of what that can be. And I hope that it changes because they wanted us to be happy after “Crazy Rich Asians” came out. And I’m just like, let’s do more. Let’s do more.
Friday the 13th is here, and we all know what that means. Break out the popcorn and queue up the streaming; we’re about to watch Jason Voorhees go homicidal on some undeserving young folk. But what happens afterward? Are survivors of all these slasher flicks bogging down emergency departments across the country?
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