The Overlook Film Festival is back for its third year, solidifying its home in New Orleans. The 21 feature films... Read More
Jennifer goes on romantic weekend getaway with her boyfriend Richard. Things don’t go as planned when a shocking chain of... Read More
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More drama than horror, The Swerve brings about the need for a new genre label: depression-porn. Similar to listening to... Read More
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Censor is a throwback, dealing with a very specific time & place within horror history. The censorship, and near mass... Read More
Chicago’s genre film festival Cinepocalypse recently announced the lineup for its third year. Even in its infancy, the fest has... Read More
Well well well. It’s once again that time of year. My favorite time of year. No; not my birthday. Not... Read More
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Belzebuth, the latest from Mexican director Emilio Portes, is a bilingual, heavy-hitting, religiously-center death fest. Boasting quite possibly the highest... Read More
While the writers here at Frightday will be remaining in the states during Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival, there are... Read More
In May of 2017, while the snow piled up outside, Sam & Roger sat in the Eagles Nest, the highest... Read More
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Genre filmmaking duo Benson & Moorhead are back with a minimal, yet overstuffed DIY effort. The two wrote, directed, and... Read More
Having never heard of Mike Diana or his Boiled Angels magazine before, I was instantly hooked from the opening sequence.... Read More
Don’t Leave Home is a beautifully shot horror drama, most of which was shot on location in Ireland. Anna Margaret... Read More