31 Days of Horror

Of course my choice for 2008’s Best Horror Film of the Year would make the list this year. Take another look at why Splinter is awesome, then go buy it on Blu-ray.

FSR’s Editor takes a walk back into his own childhood to conquer the one movie that damaged him most as a young movielover, the Steven Spielberg produced, Tobe Hooper directed Poltergeist.

Martyrs is a constantly changing film that should leave you guessing as it gets under your skin… literally.

We get our Holidays crossed and spend Christmas in October with a bunch of Hellish kids you’ll want to see roasting over an open fire.

For those of you Halloween lovers with little monsters at home, pop in this (mostly) family friendly monster dance party disc!

A man obsessed with spiral imagery takes his own life, and soon the rest of the town becomes equally enamored by the mysterious designs…

If our list of horror movies haven’t sent chills down your spine, perhaps you’d like a chance to win some true-life horror stories courtesy of The History Channel?

You want more unsettling movies about children in your 31 Days of Horror? Fine, then you got it!

A group of New Orleans tourists tire of the breasts and urine-filled streets of the city and head out of town for a haunted swamp tour…

The Coroner jumps back into the 31 Days of Horror mix, bringing with him a self-aware slasher with quite the reputation preceding it already.

So far in examining child-related horror we’ve mostly seen kids being the bad guys – but what happens when momma goes nasty?

A cowboy (Adrian Pasdar) meets a pretty, young gal at the local saloon and discovers too late that her kiss includes a double-pronged love bite of vampiric proportions…

[REC] is another 2007 import (as was this week’s 31 Days feature Inside), but this time: it’s from Spain, 2) it’s the mother-film of the 2008 American remake, Quarantine, and 3) it is straight-up terrifying.

A group of six friends gathers together one afternoon in a cottage in the English country side. That is where it begins.

This weekend, we are taking a break from the obscure, the low-budget and the Coroner…

This weekend, we are taking a break from the obscure, the low-budget and the Coroner. As in, I’m taking over for a few days and I’m going to turn the focus of this daily feature toward my favorite sub-genre: horror comedy.

The Coroner’s Report jumps back into the 31 Days of Horror game with a look at some direct to video Amusement.

Inside is a grisly, bloody suspense film from French cinema that will make you think twice before you open the door to a stranger.

When you’re not getting your pants scared off this Halloween, how about you dance them off? Or just watch this cool movie.

The Coroner chimes in with a detailed review of Jack Ketchum’s Offspring, a surprisingly violent film that hit the child-violence spot, but may not entertain all.