Feature Posts

Hack-Off: Summer 08?

Submitted by Eric on Friday, May 9th 2008

The Bloody Good Horror Crew goes at it on a new topic every Friday afternoon, we call it the "Hack-Off". Feel free to leave your own thoughts in the comments.

What films are you most looking forward to this summer, horror or otherwise?

DVD Releases for 5/6/08

Submitted by Casey on Wednesday, May 7th 2008

This week's DVD Delivery promises nothing but shock, schlock, and other sundry titles that all spell out the same thing: This is an off week. No huge features slated for the week of 5/6, there's still a couple of disks you owe it to yourself to check out and some direct to DVD Dookie that's probably best left behind. That said, here's the week in DVD!

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DVD releases for 4/29/08

Submitted by Casey on Tuesday, Apr 29th 2008

The week of 4/29/08 kicks off a flood of re-release discs and a little bit of old fashioned foreign frights. From Godzilla to Zombies, this week offers plenty to watch, and on a budget no less!

And since we're talking DVD's here folks, don't forget to check out our contest where you can win your very own Cloverfield DVD! (Again I stress; you need to see this shit. Now's your chance to do it for FREE!)

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Rethinking the new Day of the Dead(s)

Submitted by Louis Fowler on Thursday, Apr 24th 2008

I feel little to no compadre-ship with my fellow horror critics. I feel like that guy in middle school who is listening to They Might Be Giants while everyone else is enjoying the works of Milli Vanilli. Oh, wait—I was that guy. Yep, it seems no matter how much I try to integrate myself into this niche clique, I’ll always be the odd-man out. I’ll always be the guy who is on the periphery of taste and popularity for those tastes. Girl, you know it’s true!

DVD Releases For 4/22/08

Submitted by Casey on Tuesday, Apr 22nd 2008

This week our horror DVD's run the gambit from 'must have' to 'oh god run away'. Read on for a glimpse of the what's out there for the week of 4/22!

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It's probably not, but by god it feels like this is one of the fastest theater to DVD turnarounds yet. Regardless, today Cloverfield hits the streets and frankly, you should be buying it. Louis is going to disagree, but from my viewing this weekend, this one is just as enjoyable on DVD as it was on the big screen.

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Hack-Off: Best PG-13 Horror Film?

Submitted by mark on Friday, Apr 18th 2008

The Bloody Good Horror Crew goes at it on a new topic every Friday afternoon, we call it the "Hack-Off". Feel free to leave your own thoughts in the comments.

DVD Releases For 4/15/08

Submitted by Casey on Monday, Apr 14th 2008

Jumping beyond the confines of the podcast, I give you this handy list of horror DVD releases week by week! Included are any notable releases, some you may never heard of, and maybe a few that we're still not sure how they got released! So, strap in, stay tuned, enjoy!

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Hack-Off: Asian remakes vs European?

Submitted by Eric on Friday, Apr 11th 2008

The Bloody Good Horror Crew goes at it on a new topic every Friday afternoon, we call it the "Hack-Off". Feel free to leave your own thoughts in the comments.

Which make for better American remakes, European or Asian films?

Hack-Off: Underrated?

Submitted by Eric on Friday, Apr 4th 2008

The Bloody Good Horror Crew goes at it on a new topic every Friday afternoon, we call it the "Hack-Off". Feel free to leave your own thoughts in the comments.

An underrated film that you think deserves more attention?

Hack-Off: Best Horror Comedy?

Submitted by Casey on Friday, Mar 21st 2008

The Bloody Good Horror Crew goes at it on a new topic every Friday afternoon, we call it the "Hack-Off". Feel free to leave your own thoughts in the comments.

Best Horror Comedy?

It's a given that we're all a fan of scares. A good jump scene, a messy murder; it's our bread and butter. Sometimes, even the most hardened of us horror heads need a change of pace once in awhile. Trying hard not to stray to far from the homestead, we find the fix in a little cross genre hybrid called; the horror comedy.