Most people tend to their ground to make it more fertile. They add compost and fertilizers. They plant crops. They till the ground, and they reap what they sow. There is a season for everything under the sun. And it is good. But what happens when a ground has been…
Here’s the news that’s been rap, tap, tapping through our inbox to get to you. Crowdfunding News Support Lost Girls on Indiegogo – Canadian micro-publisher Spectacular Optical has announced a new book focused on the career of French fantasy and horror filmmaker Jean Rollin, Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of…
Okay. Stephen King. We get it. Clowns are spooky. Yeah. There was even that one clown dude who killed people in real life. And cars. Yep. They’re dangerous. Known that for years. Alcoholism. Sure. Bad for you. Bad for your family. Bad for your loved ones. Loud and clear, dude.…
Brian De Palma’s 1976 version of Carrie, which we recently reviewed, is one of the defining horror films of that decade, and perhaps of all time. Sissy Spacek’s sublimely creep-tastic performance was full of nuance and a measure of naivete. It was clear that Kimberly Peirce, director of the 2013…
“Everyone loves something for nothing…even if it costs everything.” Stephen King said that and we couldn’t agree more. Although if we ever made a deal with the Devil, we would want a little more than some antique store knick-knacks and religious relics. We would ask for two wishes that contradicted…
It’s hard to believe, I know. Especially for an avid horror-lover who missed her own senior prom. I’ve seen bits and pieces on tv and online, and I thought I’d read all the spoilers. But until now, I’d never seen Brian De Palma’s Carrie all the way through. Don’t laugh.…
On an eerily foreboding night in 1999 (at least that’s how we imagine it), celebrated horror author Stephen King was struck from behind by a minivan. The official story supposes that the woman driving the van was distracted by an unruly dog in the backseat. We don’t know if the…
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Featuring movie essays from the Head Monsters of SML and others that explore our love for horror cinema! Published by the Collinsport Historical Society.
