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Enter the Devil, Ganja & Hess, The Thrill Killers
October 11, 2026
ENTER THE DEVIL (1974) (AKA: The Eerie Midnight Horror Show) An art student (Stella Carnacina) is gradually terrorized/possessed by Satan (Ivan Rassimov). After the sexually repressed Carnacina purchases a life-size sculpture of Jesus on the cross (actually, the Devil in disguise) she has a premonition of the figure coming to life and raping her. More […]
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Enter the Devil, Ganja & Hess, The Thrill Killers
ENTER THE DEVIL (1974) (AKA: The Eerie Midnight Horror Show) An art student (Stella Carnacina) is gradually terrorized/possessed by Satan (Ivan Rassimov). After the sexually repressed Carnacina purchases a life-size sculpture of Jesus on the cross (actually, the Devil in…
The X-Files Retrospective: Ice
Season 1, Episode 8—Ice “Before anyone passes judgment—may I remind you, we are in the Arctic.” —Mulder before removing his clothes in front of his colleagues. Mulder and Scully find themselves stranded in the middle of the Arctic with a…
Biohazard, The House of Usher, Play Dead
BIOHAZARD (1985) The incomparable Fred Olen Ray—who has, as of this writing, directed over 100 movies—returned to the Ridley Scott inspirations he so brazenly tackled in The Alien Dead (1980) with this charming tale of a psychic and her alien…
The X-Files Retrospective: Ghost in the Machine
Season 1, Episode 7—Ghost in the Machine Mulder is asked by a former colleague to assist in the investigation of the murder of a technology company CEO who was inexplicably electrocuted by the building’s self-learning AI security system. The creator…
The X-Files Retrospective: Shadows
Season 1, Episode 6—Shadows “I would never lie. I willfully participated in a campaign of misinformation.” To their surprise, Mulder and Scully are requested by Chief Blevins to quietly investigate the unexplained deaths of two terrorists who are the victims…
WHO IS MATT?
Welcome to my website! If you’re visiting, you’re most likely a horror movie fanatic like myself. I became obsessed with horror movies around the age of two when my mother took me to the local video store in North Reading, MA. After accidentally stopping in front of the forbidden “Horror” section, I was immediately hypnotized by all the gloriously scary VHS covers.
Since then, it’s been my mission to watch and collect as many horror flicks as I can get my hands on. With the convenient invention of internet streaming platforms, it’s a much easier goal now than it was when I was in high school and had to rely on Blockbuster for my horror movie viewings.
In short, this website is dedicated to horror movies and it’s where you’ll find reviews, retrospectives, links to my YouTube video reviews, and some random fun stuff.