Jurassic Park and the Greatest Heel/Face Turn in Cinema History
Next month, Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park turns twenty-four. To celebrate, we're taking a look at the greatest, most underrated hero arc in cinema history....
Watch ‘Halloween III’ in Honor of Dan O’Herlihy’s Birthday
For years, the third installment of the Halloween franchise had been treated like a bastard child, and not in a Jon Snow kind of...
“Don’t say it, don’t think it”: 40 Thoughts I Had While Watching ‘The Bye...
I spent my Friday night watching Stacy Title's infamous The Bye Bye Man for the first time, which begs questions as to what kind...
Celebrating Beast from The Hills Have Eyes (2006) for National Pet Day!
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. In celebration of National Pet Day, we thought it'd be fitting to discuss perhaps the most legendary...
Jared Padalecki: A Badass on the Screen, but a Hero in Real Life
I've been wanting to write this article for a while, but it's not always easy to put into words how truly amazing you think...
Beethoven v. Cujo: The Crossover the World Deserved
Dear reader, in personal celebration of my 200th written article on HorrorGeekLife, I decided that the only suitable means of reaching this milestone was...
The Terrifying Poem That Inspired Pumpkinhead!
Who said poetry was a lost art? Since the dawn of film, there have been a countless amount of movies inspired by the words of...
Guest Post: Dana DeLorenzo- It Takes a Village to Raise a Strong (Female) Character
A few weeks ago, Horror Geek Life had a light bulb moment. How great would it be to have a true horror heroine offer...
Women in Horror Month: Vera Farmiga is Dominating Horror
Women in Horror Month has been absolutely wonderful. Honoring so many females who have brought so much talent, poise, and quality material to the...
Unrelenting and Unforgettable: The Terror of Andre Linoge
I hadn’t visited Little Tall, an island off the coast of Maine, since February 1999, but soon discovered that nearly two decades of separation...
Days of the Dead: Linda Blair, Doug Bradley & John A. Russo Discuss Women...
The Days of the Dead Horror Convention was held in Atlanta on Feb. 3rd through the 5th. For three days, horror fans were given...
Why ‘Halloween’ Should Move on from Dr. Loomis
In light of the announcement that David Gordon Green and Danny McBride are bringing Halloween back to life alongside Blumhouse and the legendary John...
Sissy Spacek & Piper Laurie Shine in Stephen King’s Carrie (1976)
As a woman myself, I always try to celebrate other women and their accomplishments every single day of the year. However, Women in Horror...
Naomie Harris Took the Road Less Traveled as 28 Days Later’s Heroine
The journey of a horror heroine can be formulaic. It’s not a hard and fast rule, but quite often we are presented with an...
Super Bowl Sunday: The Most Horrifying Day Of My Life
Sorry, but I have to start this article off with a shameless plug of self-promotion. I write for a living. While I freelance on...
The Babadook: How Jennifer Kent and Essie Davis Rocked the Horror Genre
February is Women in Horror Month, so over the next few weeks, we'll be highlighting the women who have accomplished so much within our...
David Arquette’s Dewey Riley is the Unsung Hero of the ‘Scream’ Franchise
Scream is a franchise that paints its women with a strong, independent flourish of kickass brilliance. Sidney Prescott, who is arguably horror's greatest final...
There Will Be Blood: How Daniel Plainview Rivals Horror’s Greatest Villains
There are few films outside of the horror genre as ominous and perpetually unsettling as Paul Thomas Anderson's 2007 historical drama, There Will Be...
Saving People, Hunting Things: Dean Winchester Turns 38!
Throughout my life, there have been many great television characters that I've become attached to. None, however, have meant as much to me as...
Train to Busan Delivers one of Horror’s Great Child Performances
Whether it’s a memorable line, an action sequence that takes your breath away or a performance that leaves you speechless, cinema is about moments...