At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 3: Dead Darlings
The final block of shorts from this year’s Access:Horror festival. Read the review at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 3: Dead Darlings
The final block of shorts from this year’s Access:Horror festival. Read the review at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 3: Dead Darlings
You can get the reviews for this year’s Access:Horror festival’s second shorts block at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 2: The Body Keeps the Score
You can get the reviews for the Edibles shorts block at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Access:Horror Shorts Block 1: Edibles
Ito Romo’s Filth Eaters crosses nearly a millennium in less than 150 pages, moving from vampires in the New World to a catastrophized New York City of 2069. You can read the review at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Filth Eaters Review
A troubled family, an engineering student hired to keep an eye on things, and a piece of technology that probably isn’t going to improve anyone’s situation. Damien Fannon’s Ivan takes familiar horror material in unexpected directions. My review is up at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Ivan Review
When Cullen Wade’s S(p)lasher Flicks: The Swimming Pool in Horror Cinema came to my attention as a possible review, I expected a clever novelty. A book devoted entirely to swimming pools in horror films sounds entertaining enough, but I wondered how much critical weight such a specific topic could support. Quite a bit, as it … Continue reading At Horror DNA: S(p)lasher Flicks Review
Haunters of the Silence is a microbudget experimental horror film from Finnish writer-directors Tatu Heikkinen and Veleda Heikkinen, now living in the United States. The reported budget was around $2,000, a figure that makes most microbudget productions look lavish. Like many recent horror films, Haunters of the Silence explores grief. It has more in common, … Continue reading At Horror DNA: Haunters of the Silence Review
Even the best horror anthologies invite rankings of individual stories and a tolerance for unevenness. What makes the Danish collection Adorable Humans stand out is not that every segment lands equally, but that the collection shares a surprisingly cohesive emotional and thematic heart. Maybe because they share source material. All of the segments are adaptations of Hans … Continue reading At Horror DNA: Fantaspoa Festival 2026: Adorable Humans
You can read my review at Horror DNA. Continue reading At Horror DNA: Partially Devoured: How Night of the Living Dead Saved My Life and Changed the World