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Some werewolf Canadiana this week courtesy of Ginger Snaps.
It’s a terrific feature that deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Wolfen or The Howling.
A solid coming-of-age horror set in a high school, Ginger Snaps is must viewing for fans of Canadian horror, werewolf films, or both.
Recommended.
Be sure to check out our discussion after (or before) watching the film.
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This week, a look at the exemplary summer camp slasher, The Burning.
The horror is based on a New York state urban legend, Cropsey.
Legendary effects guru Tom Savini (Maniac/Dawn of the Dead) is the man behind the awesome effects here.
For a slasher, there’s a lot of investment in the characters in The Burning…and why not? We’ve got the likes of Holly Hunter, Fisher Stevens, and yes…George Costanza himself, a hirsute Jason Alexander.
Do yourself a favor and watch this.
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Is that you Norman? You better believe it. Anthony Perkins reprises his iconic role as creepy innkeeper Noman Bates in the long-after sequel to the Hitch original.
On today’s episode, Psycho II. Does it live up to the lofty standard set in the 60s?
Surprisingly, yes.
Let’s peer behind the shower curtain to see what lurks…as Norman is released from prison to attempt to resume some semblance of a normal life.
The Bates Motel is back open for business!
