Halloween has been through some shit. John Carpenter’s Halloween II screenplay showed signs of an artist whose mind was elsewhere, like Antarctica or a
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Cinematropolis Podcast Featured The Cinematic SchematicHalloween Ends – The Cinematic Schematic Review
But the truth is, evil doesn’t die. It changes shape. Laurie Strode Lock your doors, check the candy, and prepare to feel the fear -
Cinematropolis Podcast Featured The Cinematic Schematic2022 Horror Movies to Watch This Halloween – The Cinematic Schematic
The Cinematic Schematic celebrates this year’s spooky movie season by looking back at the 2022 horror films you should consider watching before all hallows’ eve. -
WARNING: SPOILERS FOR HALLOWEEN (1978 and 2018) ABOUND BELOW While the Halloween franchise has its share of fans who deeply love every film in -
Cinematropolis Podcast Featured The Cinematic SchematicThe Halloween 2018 Special – The Cinematic Schematic #9
Trick ‘r’ treat listeners! In this month’s edition of The Cinematic Schematic celebrating the horror movie season, we’re stepping into the suburban American town of Haddonfield, -
Renowned editor and short horror fiction anthologist Ellen Datlow argues that the short story is the paramount format for horror tales. She writes in -
October 2018 AKA horror movie season, marks the 40th anniversary of one of the most loved and respected horror films of all time: Halloween, -
Reel Insights' Laron Chapman reviews the bloody, nunsploitation film, "Immaculate," starring a brilliant Sydney Sweeney. -
2022 wasn’t short on great films. Several outstanding directorial debuts showed us a great, new wave of fantastic filmmakers. Horror had a micro renaissance -
It might be fair to say that once modern trends in horror become joke fodder in a Scream film, they’ve reached their nadir. Such