Loomis didn’t just treat Michael Myers, he declared war on him. Armed, obsessed, and maybe a little deranged, he’s the only guy in horror who can make shooting your patient look like the reasonable option.
Let’s get this out of the way first… I haven’t seen Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein yet.But before I hop onto
Six killer horror flicks from before the world went sideways; The Ruins, Laid to Rest, Splinter, The Cabin in the Woods, Malignant, and Housebound. Forgotten gems that prove pre-COVID horror still slaps.
Every movie outgrows its maker, but Halloween (1978) went further. Somewhere between Carpenter’s script and the final cut, it started saying things even he didn’t plan. This is a look at how that film, through accident, instinct, or something darker, became its own myth, its own boogeyman.
A slasher worth your time Not a kid growing up in America after 1990 can honestly say they never saw
A haunting indie horror with more bite than budget, Mr. Crocket (2024) delivers eerie tension and unexpected heart. Here’s our full review.
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.
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.
