Recent Reviews

(0) Posted on 2012-05-17 by Brett H.

The Asphyx (1973)
The Collapsed (2011)
Hell's Trap (1990)
Pharaoh's Curse (1957)
Mother's Day (1980)
Dark Shadows (2012)
Burnt Offerings (1976)
Trilogy of Terror (1975)
Mother's Day (2010)
Scream of the Wolf (1974)


The Norliss Tapes (1973)
There's Nothing Out There! (1992)
Plot of Fear (1976)
11-11-11: The Prophecy (2011)
The Witches' Mountain (1972)
Spirits of the Dead (1968)
The Raven (2012)
The Raven (1963)
The Guardian (1990)
The Wicker Tree (2010)

L.A.: Go See There's Nothing Out There at the New Bev

(1) Posted on 2012-05-07 by Brett Gallman

Rolfe Kanefsky's cult classic will be screening in 35mm on May 26th. Brett G. explains why you should appreciate The New Beverly theater even if you can't attend.

The Walking Dead Report

(0) Posted on 2012-03-18 by Brett Gallman

Join Brett G. as he recaps and reacts to the latest episode of The Walking Dead: Beside the Dying Fire. Spoilers obviously follow!

Previous reports:

Better Angels (3/11/12)
Judge, Jury, Executioner (3/3/12)
18 Miles Out (2/26/12)
Triggerfinger (2/19/12)
Nebraska (2/12/12)

Contagion Blu-ray review

(0) Posted on 2012-01-02 by Brett Gallman

One of the best films of 2011 comes to home video tomorrow, and we have an early look at it. Click here to read our review of the Contagion Blu-ray/DVD combo pack!

2011: The Year in Review

(0) Posted on 2011-12-29 by Brett Gallman

As 2011 draws to a close, Brett G. takes a look back at the year that was, starting with his list of the 20 most noteworthy titles the year had to offer. In the second half, he tackles the year's best home video releases and previews 2012's most anticipated horror flicks.

Final Destination 5 Blu-ray review

(0) Posted on 2011-12-16 by Brett Gallman

Final Destination 5 will bow on Blu-ray and DVD on December 27th, but we've got an early look at Warner Home Video's DVD/Blu-ray combo pack. Click here to see if it's worth getting as a late Christmas present to yourself!

Marathon Report: Reeling in the Years

(0) Posted on 2011-11-11 by Brett Gallman

Brett G. watched 161 horror movies in October. Here's what one day looked like when he ended up watching nine movies from nine different decades. Read along as he recounts his trip through the years, which featured killer snakes, Pinhead, and a lot of odd junk in between.

Click here to read the feature article.

Worst to First: The Blind Dead Series

(0) Posted on 2011-10-24 by Brett Gallman

Last year in October, Brett H. brought you reviews of each film in Amando de Ossorio's quartet of loosely connected Blind Dead films. Now, Brett G. is here with his own visit that takes him from the Tombs of the Blind Dead to a gory seaside Night of the Seagulls as he counts the series down from worst to first!

OTH!'s Top Ten Halloween Picks (2011)

(0) Posted on 2011-10-10 by Brett Gallman



With just three weeks to go until All Hallow's Eve, it's almost time to gather 'round your TV set for this year's horror-thon, and we're here with our annual list of suggestions that'll keep you up all night long. Click here to view the 2011 edition of our Top 10 flicks to watch on Halloween. And if you're the type that just can't get enough and want to do it all again, check out our 2008, 2009, and 2010 lists for more ideas!

October Overflow IV

(0) Posted on 2011-09-30 by Brett Gallman

Hallelujah! Summer has turned to autumn and October is back! Break out the candy corn, licorice and yellow, orange and black jelly bean packets, Halloween is quickly approaching! In celebration, the staff here at OTH are going to be handing out 31 updates this month, as well as another OTH-approved Top 10 Halloween Horror list! Open your pillowcase wide, there is a ton of horror content coming your way! And you know what? Kicking off this year's festivities is Brett G.'s review of Wes Craven's classic The Hills Have Eyes. Expect more reviews of landmark titles along with the month's theatrical and DVD releases, as well as some more Fantastic Fest films. And, as with last year, our new October reviews will be displayed in a festive orange!

Happy Halloscream!
The Staff