Do you relish the eerie thrill of watching creepy killers in action? Inspired by the creepy af vibes of Longlegs, we’ve curated a list of 12 of the most disturbing serial killer movies ever made. These films plunge deep into the minds of the most twisted and terrifying murderers, delivering spine-tingling suspense that will make you question the very fabric of humanity. Serial killer movies are all about the psychological thrill, the nerve-wracking tension, and that unshakable sense of dread. […] The post The 12 Most Disturbing Serial Killer Movies Ever Made appeared first on Nightmare on Film ..read more

This week on the Nightmare on Film Street podcast we explore a close encounter of the 4th kind as depicted in the 1989 cult classic Communion (1989). Starring a truly unparalleled performance from Christopher Walken, this particular alien encounter has become on the most talked about experience in the world of Ufology and gave us the haunting extraterrestrial visage we’ve come to commonly refer to as “The Greys”. Your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon want to believe but it’s hard […] The post [Podcast] I Want To Believe: COMMUNION (1989) appeared first on Nightmare on Film Street ..read more

It’s important to remember that the cryptid at the center of Kryptic is NOT Bigfoot. It may look like bigfoot, it may live in the same surroundings as Bigfoot, and it may even have some of the same questionably interdimensional qualities as Bigfoot but it is definitely not Bigfoot. And to be fair. Bigfoot ain’t this strange, this horny(!), or this, uh, gooey… Pulling from the craziest corners of the Bigfoot legend to create their own cryptid, director Kourtney Roy and writer Paul Bromley have crafted something entirely original that is pure high strangeness. When awkward hiker Kay (Chloe Pirri ..read more

Described as “Monty Python meets The Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Les Miserables” Chainsaws Were Singing is a truly insane movie for absolutely deranged people. Luckily, that’s you and me, fellow weirdo. And if that’s not you, and you’ve found your way to this film review by some strange twist of fate, be warned: This ultra silly, heckin’ gory, and brilliantly dumb nightmare may just ruin normal movies for you forever! But if you are feeling brave, come take a walk on the wild side and have a gander at an absolutely bonkers Slapstick-Slasher-Musical. It’s a little hard to ..read more

Game of Thrones‘ Kitt Harrington stars as a beast of a man in the new werewolf thriller The Beast Within, a film as gloomy and dimly lit as a Gothic Horror. In fact, it’s even set on a rural English Estate. Sadly, as a fan of werewolf movies it’s my grave duty to report that The Beast Within is much more of a grim family drama than a dark ‘n’ stormy creature-feature. That said, a family drama with a werewolf is 100x better than family drama without a werewolf, and the films boasts a rock-solid cast, all delivering great performances. Because of its transformational abi ..read more

The older you get, the more you realize that the possibilities of your life going horribly wrong greatly outweigh the chances that you’ll live to experience a happy ending. Not to bum you out in the first sentence of this review, but it’s true- and it’s that exact existential adult fear that writer/director Joel Potrykus (Buzzard) explores in his newest feature Vulcanizadora. described by Potrykus as “my most heartfelt and personal, […] but also my bleakest and most haunting,” Vulcanizadora is a grimly comedic story that could just as easily have been titled “National Lampoon’s Faces of Death ..read more

In a desperate attempt to find a life-saving cure, terminally ill cancer patients turn to a mad scientist for help in Calvin Lee Reeder’s sci-fi thriller The A-Frame. Using a revolutionary technology that taps into the quantum realm, this 21st century Dr. Frankenstein believes that illness and disease will soon be a thing of the past. Of course, this is a sci-fi thriller after all and, naturally, his hypothesis is way, way wrong.  It’s a clever reworking of the setup to David Cronenberg’s The Fly, harnessing a science we’re beginning to have a better understanding ..read more

We’re breaking open the classified documents on this week’s episode of the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Movie Podcast, diving head-first into murky waters of the alien conspiracy with The X-Files: Fight The Future (1998). Your hosts Kimmi & Jon are putting on their tinfoil hats and peeling back the curtain on government coverups, risking it all to expose the puppet masters pulling the string, and their secret plans to eradicate the human race! Somewhere in there we also find time to talk about the 90s favorite power couple, Mulder & Scully, debate the ethics of a holographic 2Pac, y ..read more

Back in 2020 Damian McCarthy gave the indie horror world goosebumps with his debut feature Caveat, a creeping Irish horror that seeped into your bones and sent a chill down your spine. Now, McCarthy is back with Oddity, another haunting classic in the making, tailor-made for fans of Tales From The Crypt, and anyone who loves a good murder mystery. Especially a good murder mystery with g-g-g-ghosts. Oddity concerns blind psychic + oddities shop owner Darcy, investigating the sudden & violent death if her twin Dani. Both roles, in fact, are played by Carolyn Bracken (You Are Not My Mother) w ..read more

The 2024 Fantasia International Film Festival descends on Montreal July 18 for 3 weeks of wild, and wondrous cinema. Included among the official selections in the 2024 program are some of the years most anticipated horror releases, hidden gems from around the world, and even free events with acclaimed filmmakers, including Mike Flanagan! This year’s program includes E.L. Katz’s action-packed dialog-free post-apocalyptic nightmare Azrael, as well as In Our Blood a found footage shocker from documentarian-turned-horror-maestro Pedro Kos, and Rita from Jayro Bustamante who’s 2019 sleeper hit La L ..read more