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
Horror Director Melissa LaMartina Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
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Companion (2025)
What begins as a seemingly serene retreat quickly unravels, revealing hidden tensions and unsettling truths. With an AI companion at the center, the film delves into the complex relationship of human reliance on technology and artificial sentience.
Actor, Makeup Artist, and Writer Chloe Lutz Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: Hare Trimmed (1953)
Hare Trimmed (1953)
Directed by Friz Freleng
Story by Warren Foster
Animation by Manuel Perez, Ken Champin, Virgil Ross, Arthur Davis
Music by Carl Stalling
“Hare Trimmed” is notable as being the only Bugs Bunny cartoon where Granny plays a prominent role in the story. It is a shame that she wasn’t a more frequent presence, since she was an endearing and lively character – Granny turned up briefly two years later in “This is a Life?”, but that was more of a gag appearance.
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Multi-talented Melissa Sapienza Interview [Women in Horror 2025]
Talk (short) (2025)
A deaf man is having a conversation with a repairman by way of interpreter. The interpreter stays professional for as long as she can.