Fright Club: Sea Beasts
Why fear the sea? The same reason to see menace in the deep, dark unknown of space or the dense and dizzying claustrophobia of the forest: because it’s really hard…read more →
Fright Club
A celebration of horror movies with updates on our monthly Fright Club film series at the Gateway Film Center.
Fright Club: Hippies in Horror
Horror has a love/hate relationship with hippies. I suppose most of us do. And while some of the greatest films in the genre were made by Sixties freaks George Romero,…read more →
Logo Gear
We’ve had a few people ask where we got our sweet logo gear, so in case you were interested, we get it at www.logoup.com. They already have our 2 logos…read more →
Fright Club: Lesbians in Horror Movies
Lesbians in horror have come a long way since Jesus DeFranco’s bloodthirsty nymphettes. In fact, we are now at the glorious point in history in which story leads can be…read more →
Fright Club: The Law
The Law figures heavily in horror films. Most of them depict crimes. Bloody, bloody crimes. So, in many cases, the authorities must be brought in. And there are some outstanding…read more →
Fright Club: What’s On the Slab
Come up to the lab and see what’s on the slab. The cold, sterile morgue. That basement examination room with those drawers that should really never open on their own.…read more →
Fright Club: Twist Endings in Horror
No genre has more invested in the twist ending – in being able to pull the rug out from under you at the last possible second – than horror. The…read more →
Fright Club: Looking for Love
Love is in the air! God help us, especially those who are throwing themselves into the love game. It’s horrifying, right? Scary, vulnerable, awkward, and really bloody once the power…read more →
Fright Club: Skeletons in the Closet 2019
It’s that time of year! The Academy celebrates the best work in the industry and we celebrate the early, mainly terrible work of those same nominees. It’s Skeletons in the…read more →
Fright Club: Best SciFi Horror
Science Fiction and Horror are cousins—creepy, often slimy cousins. Cousins with pustules, often. There are so many utterly brilliant options to pick through that our omissions are bound to frustrate…read more →