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The Black Cat, Equinox, The Ripper
July 12, 2026
THE BLACK CAT (1989) (AKA: Demons 6: De Profundis) While filming a trashy adaptation of Poe’s The Black Cat, actress Anna (Florence Guérin) is cast by her director husband (Urbano Barberini) to play the witch in an upcoming remake of Argento’s Suspiria. Soon after, Anna begins having visions of a hideous hag who enters reality […]
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The Black Cat, Equinox, The Ripper
THE BLACK CAT (1989) (AKA: Demons 6: De Profundis) While filming a trashy adaptation of Poe’s The Black Cat, actress Anna (Florence Guérin) is cast by her director husband (Urbano Barberini) to play the witch in an upcoming remake of…
Destroyer, Eyes of Fire, The Zero Boys
DESTROYER (1988) The worst prison riot in American history results in the assumed escape of serial killer Ivan Moser (Lyle Alzado), who disappears the night of his execution. The soon-abandoned jailhouse becomes the perfect location for a movie crew making…
Daughters of Satan, Madness, Psycho III
DAUGHTERS OF SATAN (1972) Art dealer Tom Selleck becomes obsessed with a 17th century painting that features a witch who Iooks exactly like his wife (Barra Grant). Subsequent strange incidents propel him to investigate the painting’s provenance, leading him to…
Goodnight God Bless, I Was A Teenage Zombie, Slime City
GOODNIGHT, GOD BLESS (1987) (AKA: Lucifer) A priest opens fire on a group of schoolchildren for no apparent reason and subsequently goes on a pointless killing spree. The survivor of the shooting, a small girl (Jane Price) who seems completely…
Dolls, The Hills Have Eyes 2, Visiting Hours
DOLLS (1987) Stranded travelers take shelter in the home of enchanted toymakers Guy Rolfe and Hilary Mason, unaware that the couple’s vast collection of dolls are watching (and judging) them. Whenever the guests show disrespect towards Rolfe and Mason, the…
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.