Posted by Rob Galluzzo on January 16, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Greetings Fright fans! Rob G here. For those of you that have been with us since our humble beginnings, you may have heard us bring up the name Steve Daniels before. Our staffer Adam Barnick did a pretty lengthy Icons interview with him all the way back in 2006! And his short film THE GIBBERING […]
Category Articles, Indie Horror News, NEWS, People, Retrospectives · Tags AJ Bowen, Dirty Silverware, Fangoria Blood Drive, GeekNation, Jeremy Gardner, Just The Kiss Of The Hops, killer POV, Sno Balled, Steve Daniels, T Is For Termite, The ABC's of Death, The Battery, The Stash
Posted by BJ Colangelo on December 12, 2013 · Leave a Comment
I was graciously asked to participate this year for the Shit Movie Fest’s annual “25 Days of Shitmas” celebration of Christmas movies. Being a total Chicago snob, I jumped at the chance to dissect and review the John Hughes classic, HOME ALONE. I love writing about horror movies, but having the chance to write about […]
Posted by Rob Galluzzo on December 2, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Greetings, fiends! I was skimming through today’s batch of articles on FEARnet (my full time day job) and read this fantastic retrospective by Gregory Burkart on Michael Jackson’s THRILLER. The long form music video/short film directed by John Landis actually premiered on MTV on this date, December 2nd 30 whole years ago! Whew! How many […]
Category A Look Back At, Articles, BEYOND FRIGHT, Fandom, ICONS VIDEO CONTENT, People, Retrospectives · Tags horror, Icons Of Fright, John Landis, Michael Jackson, Michael's Jackson's Thriller, Ola, Rick Baker, The Wolf Man, thriller, Vincent Price, Zombies
Posted by Rob Galluzzo on October 31, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Ah, Michael Myers. One of cinema’s most notorious serial killers; pure evil on two legs. And whereas ‘Psycho‘ is often considered the granddaddy of the “slasher” film, that’d make John Carpenter’s original 1978 classic the “daddy” of this particular horror sub-genre. As is often noted, the original ‘Halloween‘ has very little in terms of on […]
Category Articles, Fandom, NEWS, People, Retrospectives · Tags Dick Warlock, FearNet, George Wilbur, Halloween, Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers, Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, Halloween 6: Producer's Cut, Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers, Halloween H20, Halloween II, Icons Of Fright, Jamie Lee Curtis, John Carpenter, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Michael Myers, Rob Zombie
Posted by Rob Galluzzo on October 27, 2013 · 3 Comments
One of my fondest rites of passage into becoming a full fledged horror nut was when I got to see my first theatrical HALLOWEEN movie in theaters. I was 12 years old when I witnessed HALLOWEEN 4: THE RETURN OF MICHAEL MYERS on the big-screen and at that point I’d already read everything that Fangoria […]
Category A Look Back At, Articles, Fandom, NEWS, Retrospectives · Tags Danielle Harris, Dominique Othenin-Girard, Donald Pleasence, Dr. Sam Loomis, Halloween, Halloween 5 trailer, Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, Happy Halloween, Jamie Lloyd, Michael Myers
Posted by Natty on September 13, 2013 · Leave a Comment
For this week’s Exploitation Alley, I picked a film that I had the pleasure of viewing recently. I was interested in this for a couple of reasons: I had never seen it before, and the cover looked so awesome. I was expecting epic rituals with naked ladies, snakes eating humans, and possibly a plot that […]
Posted by SMITH on September 11, 2013 · 2 Comments
Writing an introduction to an article about quite possibly the best character in the entire FRIDAY THE 13TH series (aside from Jason, obviously..) shouldn’t be this hard, but what do you say about the only person who not only handed Mr. Voorhees his ass, not once like most survivors, but three times? I’m kidding, of […]
Posted by SMITH on September 7, 2013 · 2 Comments
Last week we began a brand new weekly series called Double Feature Adventures, in which we sat down and watched two films that usually would absolutely nothing in common, but still shared a small link. This week’s theme was “two movies that revolve around characters finding film and trying to solve a mystery”, and we […]
Category Articles, COLUMNS, ICONS REVIEWS, ICONS VIDEO CONTENT, New Releases, Retrospectives · Tags Columns, Double Feature Adventures, Film, Netflix, Resolution, Sinister