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Kansas Bowling headlines an all-star B-movie cast in OnlyFangs!

OnlyFangs Tears Into Tubi!

2025’s horror comedy OnlyFangs, from the same people who gave us a Cinco De Mayo slasher movie, is now streaming for free!

Jeffrey Dollmer is an exploitation horror comedy that doesn't even PRETEND to have taste.

Jeffrey Dollmer is Totally Tasteless

The new horror-comedy Jeffrey Dollmer from director Mark Savage is sure to offend a lot of people … and rightly so.

Return of the Living Dead Aftermath is one of the most disgusting examples of A.I. slop to date.

Return of the Living Dead Aftermath is a TRAVESTY

Not only is Return of the Living Dead Aftermath disgraceful A.I. slop, it’s LITERALLY a criminal act.

She Was Here celebrates the life of Poltergeist star Heather O'Rourke.

Heather O’Rourke: She Was Here is Emotionally Devastating

She Was Here pays tribute to Poltergeist star Heather O’Rourke, the child actress who died in 1988 at the age of 12.

The 2026 Street Fighter movie is WACKY, to say the least ...

HORROR-ADJACENT: Street Fighter (2026)

The live-action 2026 Street Fighter movie is pretty much what gas station drugs would be in cinematic form.

Clayface brings body horror to the DC Cinematic Universe.

Clayface is Not-So-Silly Putty

Clayface is mostly effective as a comic book-flavored body horror offering, even if it isn't exactly a Cronenbergian masterpiece.

Riki-Oh: The Wall of Hell was released in 1989. And yes, the captions are totally wrong.

IT CAME FROM JAPAN! Riki Oh The Wall of Hell (1989)

Riki Oh: The Wall of Hell is an INSANELY prophetic movie with awesome visuals and unbelievable martial arts/horror/superhero action! 

Pamela Springsteen as Angela in Sleepaway Camp III.

CLASS OF ‘89: Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland

Sleepaway Camp III is pretty much the epitome of slasher comfort food: plus, you pretty much WANT everybody in this movie to die, anyway!

Barbara Crampton makes an extended cameo appearance in V/H/S/Mixtape.

V/H/S/Mixtape misses a few notes

V/H/S/Mixtape has a cool premise, but the execution is VERY inconsistent this time around.