Author Dan Lee

The only thing harder than getting rid of a ghost may be getting rid of an exorcist.

I was more than a little bit skeptical when Stan Against Evil premiered last year on IFC.

I bought a VHS copy of this movie in 2003 for five bucks at a local thrift shop because it sounded amazing at the time.

Practical effects were the order in The Void with only a handful of scenes being shot with green screen animations.

In honor of this approaching anniversary, here are five of the best zombie movie endings of all time.

We seem to be an incubator for this kind of talent in Melbourne. The problem is it's not as well known outside of Melbourne.

That brings us up to 2016’s SiREN which, mercifully, was not a found footage piece.

The story is as much about a mother’s redemption and forging a bond with her child as it is a horror story.

If for no other reason than the highly realistic, stylized backgrounds and characters it’s well worth the half hour.

This one might just rip your heart out, literally and figuratively.

People cannot stop talking about the incredible Netflix hit Stranger Things and with good reason.

Krampus reminded me so much of Gremlins in its overall tone and cinematography that it was impossible not to enjoy.

So, for your consideration, here are a few comics that would be fantastic on film.

Standing alone, each version of Starship Troopers has its merits and failings.

Get ready, because this is how Aqua Teen Hunger Force did monsters better than Hollywood ever will.

Tony Todd is best known for his fearsome and ominous presence as the Candyman in the 90’s film series and Bludworth in the Final Destination movies.

The low budget and smaller venue brought a genuine sense of honesty to the campy splatterfest musical and lived up to the soul -pun intended- of The Evil Dead and its cultural legacy.

In 1927 he became Count Dracula in the wildly successful Broadway adaptation of Stoker’s classic novel.

Grab your munchies cause we’re about to enjoy some Halloweed.

Few things inspire such universal joy, loathing, and terror as a clown and, depending on what stage in your life you’re at really seems to determine which camp you fall in.