In the midst of the onslaught of “creature feature” films of the mid to late 80s, with a seemingly intense focus on werewolves and vampires as a way of utilizing cutting edge visual effects and showcasing the talents of rising creatives, we were treated to some mainstays whose impact on film is still felt to this day. An American Werewolf in London, Fright Night, The Howling. Continue reading
Category Archives: Women in Horror Month
Horror Director Melissa LaMartina Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Meet Melissa LaMartina horror director: Continue reading
Actor, Makeup Artist, and Writer Chloe Lutz Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Multi-talented Melissa Sapienza Interview [Women in Horror 2025]
Mixed media and digital artist Destiny Kelly Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Director Sydne Horton [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Pet Sematary (1989) [Women in Horror Month 2025]
When I was a young child, probably too young to be watching a film of this nature, I remember Pet Sematary gracing the family television fairly often. I would watch different portions of it here and there, and it somehow managed to be a sort of undeniable presence in my childhood. Before long, it became a sort of staple in my experiences with film, with quotes aplenty being tossed around between myself and my mom. I lost count of how many times we would exchange a deadpan “Yuck. Kiss your own cat,” followed by laughs only an inside joke can bring.






