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31 Days of Halloween: Ill-Fated Enterprise

In truth, I passed it by because found footage films had always seemed poorly crafted and watching it, a fruitless enterprise. Hell House LLC was surprising on a couple of levels. Before I get into that, let’s recoil backward to consider what it was all about.

31 Days of Halloween: Sinister Skin

Last year, in T. Glenn Bane’s 31 Days of Halloween, I dared to review an episode of Supernatural—the chilling tale of the Scarecrow. This year, I once again reach into that eerily underestimated medium of television and exhume a title from the twisted treasure trove of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps.

31 Days of Halloween: One! Two! Scream!

…there are certain cinematic outings that one does not anticipate, nor does one expect them to linger—neither for their virtues nor their faults. Dark Match (2024), directed by Lowell Dean, is precisely such an escapade.

31 Days of Halloween: Crafty Clown

I had seen the iconography: the garish grin of Frendo the Clown, the blood-slicked corn stalks, the whisper of menace in the wind. No trailers, no teasers—just the cover art, like a dare. One idle afternoon, I accepted that dare.

31 Days of Halloween: Fear the Folly

Ah, my dear connoisseurs of the strange and the peculiar, allow me to regale you with the tale of Killer Klowns from Outer Space, a film as preposterous as its title and as entertaining as its colorful, cosmic carnival of chaos suggests.

31 Days of Halloween: Grave Encounters

In the solitude of shadowy corridors of the long-abandoned Collingwood Psychiatric Hospital, the careless and hapless crew of the paranormal reality show “Grave Encounters” embarks on what they believe will be the team’s most thrilling and captivating episode yet.

31 Days of Halloween: To Haunt or Not to Haunt

Ah, dear spectators of the macabre, allow me to guide you through the somber corridors of The Orphanage (2013).

31 Days of Halloween: Zombie Rehab?

Dear seekers of the somber and sinister, allow me to guide you through the shadowy corridors of despair and decay that make up Day of the Dead.

31 Days of Halloween: Victim Redefined

In the inky crevassed and forsaken recesses of the cinematic world, there emerges a film that tantalizes the senses, excites the alert mind, and chills the marrow. “You’re Next,” directed by the masterful Adam Wingard, is trove of terror that strikes a chord wickedly deep within the soul.

31 Days of Halloween: The Cursed Pages

Dear wanderers of the arcane and enigmatic, enter, if you dare, the shadowy corridors of The Ninth Gate. Roman Polanski’s 1999 film is a slow-burning foray into mystery and the occult, crafted with meticulous precision yet shrouded in deliberate ambiguity.