Reviews
Book Review – MEG: Nightstalkers by Steve Alten
Author Steve Alten’s thrilling saga of ancient underwater beasts that began almost twenty years ago with MEG: A Novel of Deep Terror continues with this equally exciting fifth installment into t...
Back to the ‘80s: Flowers in the Attic Original Script Ending
Welcome to Back to the ’80s. This recurring feature aims to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly from horror’s most beloved decade. Regardless of which category a particular fi...
‘The Other Side of the Door’ Should Probably Stay Shut
“Sometimes, dead is better…” Among the most iconic lines from terror cinema, Fred Gwynne’s delivery of this universal forewarning in Pet Sematary resonates furthe...
Comic Review: Puppet Master #16
Puppet Master #16 kicks off a new arc and I’ll admit I had some questions going into this. So much had been wrapped up in the previous issue and with the Bodega Bay Inn having been closed and a...
Gift Guide: Ultimate Ash From Evil Dead 2
Gift Guide is a recurring segment on Wicked Horror where we showcase macabre inspired gift ideas for you or the horror fan in your life. Have an idea for something we should feature on Gift Guide...
Valley Vamp: Why the Buffy Movie Deserves a Fair Shot
Buffy the Vampire Slayer has an amazing, loyal rabid fanbase that has not faltered or declined even though the show has been off the air for thirteen years. Thanks to DVD and streaming services like N...
Review: Range 15 Is a Brutal and Heartfelt Zombie Movie
Made by military veterans, for military veterans, Range 15 is a zombie movie experience unlike any other. The film begins with a newly-retired soldier named Mat Best (playing himself) who finds himsel...
Comic Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #28
I know of several fans who stopped reading the comic because of something they were certain was going to happen in this issue. So, obviously, there’s no way to avoid spoilers because we’...
Blu-Ray Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane is an Unexpectedly Suspenseful Containment Thriller
This quasi-follow up to Cloverfield is directed by Dan Trachtenberg. It marks his feature film directorial debut. The picture stars John Goodman (Red State), Mary Elizabeth Winste...