Fear Street 1988: Prom Queen
A slasher worth your time Not a kid growing up in America after 1990 can honestly say they never saw […]
Mr. Crocket (2024) Review
A haunting indie horror with more bite than budget, Mr. Crocket (2024) delivers eerie tension and unexpected heart. Here’s our full review.
Ethics of Fear: The Jeepers Creepers Conundrum
Can you admire a horror film while condemning its creator?
In The Ethics of Fear: The Jeepers Creepers Conundrum, we dig into what it really means to separate art from the artist and why horror fans shouldn’t have to surrender their right to think for themselves.
Horror Dork Relaunch: Coming Back to Life
Horror Dork is back and this time, it feels different. After a near death experience, a little reflection, and a few late night horror marathons, Antheny’s ready to relaunch with new energy, new shows, and the same spooky heart.
Who Really Owns Friday the 13th Part 2 – The License
Confused about who owns Friday the 13th and Jason Voorhees? We break down the lawsuit, the rights split between Victor Miller and Sean Cunningham, and why Horror Inc. has done practically nothing with the world’s most famous masked slasher.
Who Really Owns Friday the 13th? The Confusing History of Jason’s Movie Rights
Have you ever wondered who really still owns the Friday the 13th movie rights? It seems you are not alone.
That Was Then, This Is Now: A Horror Podcast Reflection
Before Horror Dork became a podcast and blog, it was just a burned out film student clinging to horror for hope. This is how it started—and what it means now.
The Strangers (2008)
Fifteen years later, I gave The Strangers (2008) another chance…
and it turns out, I might’ve been wrong. A brutally honest rewatch from a former hater turned cautious fan.
Remembering Vic Morrow: The Price of a Scene
I didn’t wake up today planning to think about Vic Morrow. YouTube was playing in the background; Planet CHH and
5 Slasher Movies That Actually Do Something Different
Tired of the same mask and machete? We get it. The slasher genre has a formula and most movies stick