Whether our neighbors to the north would like to admit it or not, Canada played a key role in the proliferation of the slasher genre...

Despite a relatively strong reputation as one of the better films of the ‘80s slasher cycle, Curtains languished in relative obscurity...

Gabe checks out the remastered Arrow Blu-ray release of Alfred Sole's proto-slasher classic and compares it to the 88 Films Blu-ray...

The lasting failure of the Video Recordings Act of 1984 is that so many of titles that made the BBFC's original list of banned movies...

Jimmy Huston’s Final Exam was released right in the middle of the super-stuffed year slasher year of 1981 (June 5th, to be exact)...

Not to be confused with Joseph Zito’s psychothriller Bloodrage (aka: Never Pick Up a Stranger, 1979), John Grissmer’s Blood Rage...

Brian Trenchard-Smith’s Turkey Shoot (aka: Escape 2000 and Blood Camp Thatcher) is the ultimate Ozploitation film. What it lacks in...

Despite his reputation as the maverick leader of an entire generation of extreme filmmakers in Japan, Takashi Miike began his career as a...

Sam Raimi’s Darkman is often remembered as the director’s long game preparation for his biggest mainstream success, the Spider-Man trilogy

George A. Romero is, of course, best known for his invention of the modern zombie myth. His name is synonymous with ironic, gory...