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by Kimberly Walker
House. It’s a movie released in 1985 about a House that makes inhabitants crazy and causes them to kill themselves (and sometimes others), it use...
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by Kimberly Walker
The Thing, a 1982 John Carpenter production about a team of people in Alaska attempting to survive then kill an alien who survives and hides by ki...
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by Kimberly Walker
The Blob is a movie about a seemingly otherworldly, living organism that consumes all warm blooded beings in its path. The story begins with a...
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by Kimberly Walker
Pulse is about technology being used by the dead to contact the living. But it gets worse when it goes from contacting the living to stealing the...
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by Kimberly Walker
Hypothermia, 2011/ 73 min
Ray (Michael Rooker) and his family, Helen (Blanch Baker) and son, David (Benjamin Hugh Abel Forster) on an ice fi...
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by Kimberly Walker
Murder Party, 2007. On Halloween Eve in Brooklyn, Chris finds an invitation to a costume party on the ground and decides to go.
After quit...
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by Kimberly Walker
I read The Long Walk by Stephen King every year and when I’m in a rut or am just struggling to get my stride or make decisions. It puts me in the...
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by Kimberly Walker
Frayed is about a murderous clown, who escapes from an asylum and goes on a murderous rampage on his way back to his childhood home. The story...
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by Kimberly Walker
Pontypool is a small village in Ontario, Canada and also the setting of this thriller, a unique twist on a zombie outbreak. Shock Jock Grant Mazz...
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by Kimberly Walker
Dying Breed is another one in the After Dark Horrorfest 3 Series. Adventurer friends, in search of a rare tiger, enter an interesting (read: e...
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by Kimberly Walker
Perkins 14, from the After Dark Horrorfest 3 Series, is about a man, Officer Dwayne Hopper, who lost his son to a kidnapper, 10 years ago. And...
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by Kimberly Walker
For me, watching horror movies, reading horror novels, being completely nuts about Halloween, is not just about entertainment. Sometimes it’s ev...
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