Horror
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The Real Victims Behind The Disappointments Room
Hauntings and mistreated mentally ill go hand in hand.
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Strangers On A Highway: The Masterful Suspense of 1986’s The Hitcher
Junkfood Cinema takes an end of summer road trip to Hell. You’re on a lonely road trip. You’ve been driving all night through the center of…
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More Than Gore: The Triumph of Cronenberg’s The Fly
Be aware, be very aware. I refuse to begrudge horror fans harboring an artificial blood lust; that is, a lust to behold the spilling of gallons…
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‘Found Footage 3D’ Review: Poking Fun at Everyone’s Least Favorite Horror Conceit
“How are we going to differentiate ourselves from every other shitty found footage movie?” There are a lot of found footage horror films in existence ‐…
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The Definitive Pennywise: A Way, Way Too Early Comparison of the Classic It Monster
Tim Curry versus Bill Skarsgård. Who’s the better Dancing Clown? I scare easily; it’s a talent of mine. I’m also good audience. When visiting one of…
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Lionsgate Resurrects ’80s Vestron Horror Classics from the Dead
New limited collector’s editions of Chopping Mall, Waxwork, and more heading to Blu-ray! This news feels like it’s been a long time coming as the specialty…
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30 Things We Learned from Tom McLoughlin’s ‘Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives’ Commentary
“I was laughing when I was writing this scene.”
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Why Friday the 13th Part VI is a Monumentally Important Film
No, we’re not kidding. Throughout the course of Junkfood Cinema’s One Junky Summer series, we have been touching upon films from the summer of 1986 that…
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[watch] The Devil You Know: ‘THE BABADOOK’ and the Art of Fear
For all the multiple characters, complicated plotlines and myriad sub-plots typical to most contemporary Hollywood releases these days – which also seem to get longer…
