Christa Boarini is always at a film festival somewhere. This worked out for me because I met her at a festival where she had two movies. I had just seen The Old Ways, which she produced, and was fangirling at her as we were being seated for the short she directed, Brackish. Since then, whenever …
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Nay Bever (pronounced beaver) was the first person I reached out to when Nightmare on 5th St greenlit this series. While I’m obsessed with all of my favs, I don’t understand doing a thing if Nay isn’t going to be there. I would’ve understood if everyone else had withheld their list until proof that Nay …
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If there is one thing I love to see, it’s a genre film led by women of color. I’ve gotten good at finding those, no matter how few or far between them. However, when I’m feeling extra spicy, I set out to make it even more difficult by seeking out women of color leads over …
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We all know how chaotic vacations can get. Even with the best laid out plans and an attitude of laissez les bon temps roulez, shit will still go down regardless. So why tempt fate with your own bad energy? Don’t believe me? Check out these 5 horror movies of trips gone wrong because people just …
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email When I pitched Nightmare on 5th St this idea of bothering my favorite filmmakers to see what their favorite horror movies were, Josh Ruben was one of the names at the top of my list. I joined the Ruben bandwagon after watching his debut feature …
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When I pitched my friends at Nightmare on 5th St an idea for a series where I ask my favorites for their favorite scary movies, I knew this would become Bryan Fuller’s problem. Luckily, he’s quick with a response and has excellent taste. For those of you that need a refresher, Fuller has gifted us Dead Like Me, Wonderfalls, Pushing Daisies, and Hannibal (TV Series) from a resume that is almost exclusively genre gold.
It’s December already, the year is almost gone, and what do we have to show for it all?
If you’re a horror fan, you’ve got one of the best years for horror films in recent history.
Happy 31 days of Halloween!
This year, we’re celebrating with a different movie pick each day that made us audibly gasp, “WHAT THE FUCK?!”
It’s officially Halloween, and I can share the best WTF moment I’ve seen this year. This one is the cherry on top in a year full of the best horror we’ve seen recently. Our 31st movie pick is Barbarian. Barb-bar-bar.. Bar-barbarian.
Our 30th movie pick is Jeff Barnaby’s Blood Quantum. Jeff Barnaby gave us such an exciting zombie universe influenced by the real-world genocidal violence against the First Nations people of Canada. Phenomenal story!
This year, we’re celebrating with a different movie pick each day that made us audibly gasp, “WHAT THE FUCK?!”
Our 29th movie is Misery (1990). This film was so unsettling to me that I’ve only watched it once. Kathy Bates is the queen of scares.
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