The early 70s atmospheric shocker is reviewed. It’s got John Carradine and assorted actors from Andy Warhol’s Factory, including Mary Woronov. But.. somebody find us a decent transfer!

It’s Christmastime, so Bill G reviews Christmas Evil, an interesting grindhouse item from 1980, also known as You Better Watch Out. Trivia: John Waters calls it the “best seasonal film of all time”!

What happens when you get your sex scene mixed up with your horror movie? Well, usually it will result in you throwing up your Reese’s. Can horror movies be sexy? Sure, if your idea of sexy is a big breasted blonde girl being sexually assaulted by a disembodied head or a girl who has teeth in her vagina. We’ve listed the top 20 Horror Movie Sex Scenes (NSFW).

The final film in Dario Argento’s “Mothers” trilogy is reviewed.

It’s the cover version of Dream Warriors, but Richard Lynch and Dean Cameron liven things up. Care to take a stab at it?

A comparison between Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights and another local Orlando attraction called Mystery Fun House.

1981′s Halloween II is reviewed. Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence return to fight Michael Myers once again. John Carpenter produces but does not direct this time around.

John Carpenter’s 1978 classic is reviewed. Thirty years old and still awesome.