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A “selected short,” that’s sure to leave you horror fans wanting more! Join Jonathan as he discusses the tale of Mary Shaw, who had no children…only dolls. This film may not go down as one of the greats in cinema history, but it’s modern, well made, and above all–it’s original! Saw may be where it all started for James Wan, but Dead Silence is where his future visions first come alive. Source

What’s worse than most modern horror films? Modern horror films that try and re-create, or somehow mess with masterpieces from the past. Mike Flannigan’s Doctor Sleep could have been a complete disaster. I fully expected it to be. As Brian Tallerico says in his review of the film, Flannigan “…was tasked with making a sequel to a film that stays loyal to a book that ignores the changes made in the... Source

At first glance, Child’s Play sounds like a guaranteed flop-a-roo. A toy doll comes to life and terrorizes people? No thanks. Somehow though, against all odds, not only did the movie succeed, but it spawned a plethora of sequels, and eventually a remake (2019). What was the secret to this film’s success, and what made the remake so infuriatingly awful? Find out all that and more... Source

Alfred Hitchcock is famously known as the “master of suspense,” and while random, violent bird attacks, and a man in a wheelchair who spies on his neighbors are both super suspenseful, he got that title thanks to a small handful of films. Chief among them? Psycho. This film was groundbreaking in so many ways. Instead of being hunted by monstrous creatures of the night, or haunted by evil spirits... Source

Some call it the most notorious haunted house in the world. So famous, in fact, that even the name of the town in which it stands has become synonymous with horror: Amityville. In this special edition of House of Horrors, we revisit the violent, potentially haunted past, of the house that sits at 112 Ocean Avenue. Warning: NOT for the faint of heart. Remember to subscribe and rate us on Apple... Source

Imagine 3 brothers, all famous in Hollywood for their work with special effects, stop-motion, animatronics, etc. are told they can produce, write and direct their very own blockbuster film. Will it be the next Gone With the Wind, Casablanca or Titanic? Never. Throw in the fact that it was 1987, and it seems obvious: Killer Klowns from Outer Space. The one and only film ever written and directed by... Source

The Shining is one of Stephen King’s most popular novels. It also happens to be one of Stanley Kubrick’s most famous films, considered by many to be one the greatest horrors films ever made! The only thing is, the two entities–novel and film–are so different, that many have taken to referring to Kubrick’s film as having been “based on” Stephen King’s novel, not an actual adaptation. Source

The Exorcist is widely considered to be one of the scariest movies of all time. A legendary cinematic venture, it graphically portrays the harrowing tale of a diabolically possessed 12-year-old girl, and the ensuing battle waged by her mother, and two catholic priests, to free her soul from the devil’s grasp. In this episode of House of Horrors, we hear from members of the cast and crew, clergymen... Source

For our inaugural episode, take a deep dive look into one of the most iconic, celebrated horror films of all time. John Carpenter’s classic, Halloween, may not have been the first slasher film ever made, but it certainly helped to jumpstart the era commonly cited as the genre’s “Golden Age.” Not only did it set the standard for films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Scream, and I Know What You... Source