Every so often, I need something completely asinine in order to unwind. As it’s currently a three-day weekend here, I felt the need to go big. So here we are on this fine Saturday with an off-the-wall look at neighborly … Continue reading →
Way leads to way with me sometimes. Case in point: I met the dynamic duo Scott and Liam of the Scott and Liam vs. Evil podcast (available on iTunes, and worth every second of your spare time to listen to … Continue reading →
Sight and sound are two powerful things when put together. Sometimes, you stumble across a film that manages to combine the two in such a way that you’re left in awe of the sound and foley team. To this end, … Continue reading →
I’ve been on a steady diet of horror lately, and I need to lighten up. So what better subject to attack than the almighty date? Let’s have some fun with Dinner Date, a Canadian film by Tom Antos. Click here … Continue reading →
I love watching scary movies in broad daylight. Feel free to call me a chicken. I don’t care. Scary + sunshine = content Erin. Especially when said film manages to fill you with a sense of foreboding that boarders on … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago, I covered Ben Rock’s 20 Seconds to Live entry “Climax”. At the time, I recommended that you go ahead and watch the other entries. This week, I’m revisiting the series. Not because I can’t find anything … Continue reading →
The beautiful part about being involved in (shameless plug) That’s Not Current: I have gotten to meet so many amazing writers that happen to be incredible, knowledgeable people with whom I’ve become friends. Rebecca Booth (of the United Nations of Horror podcast) … Continue reading →
Some days, I really hate my phone. I greatly dislike that I’ve grown so dependent upon it: it dictates my alarms, my appointments, how often I’m in contact with others. Like a sucker, I keep using it; I can always … Continue reading →
I want you to go into this one with the same sense I did: completely blind. That being said, here’s a three-minute short called Closet Space, by David F. Sandberg and Lotta Losten: Click here for Closet Space. There are … Continue reading →
My friend Kieran Fisher is the bomb. He finds so many things that he sends over to me, effectively making him my cool friend that knows all of the good stuff. You know who he’s most like? Comeau in Scott … Continue reading →
