Horror Movie Review: The Amityville Lost Tape (2025)
Written and directed by Hilton Ariel Ruiz, The Amityville Lost Tape is a brand-new low for the films that attach themselves to The Amityville Horror like blood-sucking leeches.
Author: Carl Fisher
Single Slam: Red Method, Heriot, Frozen Soul and Malevolence!
Today’s single slam features Red Method, Heriot, Frozen Soul and Malevolence.
EP Review: Necronomicon Ex Mortis – Zombie Blood Nightmare (Self Released)
Chicago horror-death fiends Necronomicon Ex Mortis return with ‘Zombie Blood Nightmare’, out February 20th, 2026.
Horror Short Review: Nightfall (2025)
An ambiguous story, abrupt ending, and lack of atmosphere makes it an unremarkable watch. Most will come away unimpressed.
Horror Movie Review: Heart Eyes (2025)
Up there as one of the most romantic modern horrors seen in some time, Heart Eyes adorably blends a romcom with traditional slasher elements. Resulting in a gimmicky, but entertaining film with widespread appeal.
Single Slam: Corrosion of Conformity, Filth is Eternal, Saint Agnes, Krooked Tongue, Monosphere, Cage Fight, Dog Bless, Civil Villains, Waterparks, Sugar Horse, Melrose Avenue, and Hellripper!
Today’s single slam features Corrosion of Conformity, Filth is Eternal, Saint Agnes, Krooked Tongue, Monosphere, Cage Fight, Dog Bless, Civil Villains, Waterparks, Sugar Horse, Melrose Avenue, and Hellripper.
Handheld Devices Are Finally Doing Justice to Survival Horror
Playing survival horror on phones and tablets required players to sit in front of their largest televisions with all lights turned off. Pixelated images and screen-door resolutions couldn’t convey jump scares requiring impeccable atmosphere. With sound design and graphics lacking, players resigned themselves to playing less-scary versions of the games. They did so only when they wanted them on the go.
Weekly Review Roundup: Monday 9th February 2026 – Friday 13th February 2026
From massive alt rock sounds to uncompromising death metal, to horror-laden heavy metal, chaotic nu-hardcore, elaborate progressive metal, and so much more, we’ve reviewed some great releases this week, and here’s our weekly reminder of what was covered. All these releases are out now!