- A Look Inside Horror’s New Wave: “15 Years Of Blumhouse” Hits Bookshelves September 30th
[LANGKAH MAXWIN] Blumhouse’s contributions to the horror genre are inarguable and respect must be given to this from-the-ground-up powerhouse studio that started with an idea of low-budget horror while giving filmmakers the freedom of creativity to bring their horror dreams life. It started in 2007 with PARANORMAL ACTIVITY with a budget of $15,000, and ended… Read more: A Look Inside Horror’s New Wave: “15 Years Of Blumhouse” Hits Bookshelves September 30th - The Death Of Superman – Retrospective of The Impact A Comic Had On Culture!
[LANGKAH MAXWIN] The Man of Steel Was Going To Die(?) image courtesy of DC I have this vivid memory of it. I was outside playing in the backyard when my mom came rushing out to find me. ‘They’re going to kill Superman,’ she said. ‘It’s on the news. Hurry up and come see.’ I dropped… Read more: The Death Of Superman – Retrospective of The Impact A Comic Had On Culture! - AMC FearFest Starting Lineup for 2025
[LANGKAH MAXWIN] It’s beginning to smell a lot like FEARFEST. It’s the most wonderful time of year again, and AMC is in full swing with their chainsaws, machetes, and kitchen knives, bringing their annual FEARFEST to our horror-loving eyeballs. Starting September 27th, the annual horror-thon kicks off and runs throughout October, leading up to Halloween… Read more: AMC FearFest Starting Lineup for 2025 - Check Out the 1979 Audio Audience Reactions From Carpenter’s “Halloween”!
[LANGKAH MAXWIN] I truly envy those who were lucky enough to experience a time at the movies where emotions ran high and raw; especially during a horror film, like John Carpenter’s immortal classic, Halloween. During the glorious ’70s, horror grabbed audiences by the balls by pushing the boundaries of gore, foul language, and nudity to the… Read more: Check Out the 1979 Audio Audience Reactions From Carpenter’s “Halloween”! - Check Out the 1979 Audio Audience Reactions From Carpenter’s “Halloween”![LANGKAH MAXWIN] I truly envy those who were lucky enough to experience a time at the movies where emotions ran high and raw; especially during a horror film, like John Carpenter’s immortal classic, Halloween. During the glorious ’70s, horror grabbed audiences by the balls by pushing the boundaries of gore, foul language, and nudity to the… Read more: Check Out the 1979 Audio Audience Reactions From Carpenter’s “Halloween”!