So we closed up Sunday night watching the extremely fun Murder He Says with Fred McMurray. It’s easily the best of the Arsenic and Old Lace competitors I’ve seen (dark comedy requires… Read Article →

So we partially watched Witchery, an Italian supernatural demon/old dark house flick starring Linda Blair and David Hasselhoff. I can’t remember why we stopped watching it. Bad disc? Anyway, I was pretty… Read Article →

Next up was 1990’s The Laughing Dead. It’s an independent vanity project about undead Aztecs or something. I can’t really remember all that much about it, which I think sums it up…. Read Article →

OK, back to T-Fest. Yes, this is getting ludicrously late, I shouldn’t have basically taken Thanksgiving week off. Anyway, we left off on Sunday, having started the day with The Shrine. Sandy… Read Article →

Sandy kicked off our post-Fest Sunday with The Shrine, a 2010 mystery/horror film largely set in Poland. Delightfully, the central female character is allowed to be a selfish asshole rather than being… Read Article →

So after the last movie of the day shift, followed by a (of course) fun episode of The Untouchables (“Ya Yelllllllllaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!”), and Chad R’s quiz on demon movies–one in a walk by… Read Article →

I was afraid there wasn’t enough monsters for the line-up (sadly, the incredible octopus from yesterday appears for like ten seconds), so I showed the dire Winterbeast. Its like Equinox made by… Read Article →