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Guest writers recommend a movie that people should check out. May be their favorite film, may be something they enjoy. It might be a total obscurity or it could be a mainstream success. In any case, they recommend you watch (or revisit) it.
FRANKENHOOKER (1990)
There’s a lot of brilliant subversion in this horror comedy cult classic.
TREMORS (1990)
The cult classic horror comedy monster movie still holds up 33 years later.
TOOLBOX MURDERS (2004)
An oft-overlooked late Tobe Hooper film is more than deserving of a (re)visit.
UNCLE PECKERHEAD (2020)
A bizarre, hilarious, and gruesome punk horror comedy packs a lot more heart, truth, and insight than expected.
VICIOUS FUN (2020)
Director Cody Calahan’s meta slasher that delivers both types of gutbusters with visual aplomb.
FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART VI: JASON LIVES (1986)
A late-in-the-series sequel proves to be one of the best with innovative comedy and kills!
THE DAY OF THE BEAST (1995)
A particularly twisted Christmas tale featuring a motley crew of misfits versus the Antichrist himself.
FROM BEYOND (1986)
Over 35 years later, Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraft adaptation remains freaky, hilarious, and sexy.
INFECTION (2004)
The grimy J-Horror classic remains unsettling in the best possible ways many years later.
SHIVA BABY (2020)
Emma Seligman’s feature film debut is a taut exercise in dread, romance, fear, comedy, and lox.
PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE (1959)
Stop ballin' it up in Albuquerque and read why this infamous film is worth checking out!
MATINEE (1993)
Joe Dante’s 1993 film is an ode to movies in a world on the brink of destruction.
ARACHNOPHOBIA (1990)
Frank Marshall's classic horror/comedy hybrid soars thanks to its realistic characters and tangible terrors.
TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: THE NEXT GENERATION (1994)
With 2022’s TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE imminent, Robb Antequera looks back at Kim Henkel’s misunderstood and hilarious TCM sequel.
Marrowthon: First Of All…
Katrina Blake's paranormal First-In-A-Series movie marathon consisting of first entries in supernatural series—these ghastly visits will haunt you long after the films have ended.