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The Meg by Jonny Numb
The Meg By Jonny Numb For all the clickbait thinkpieces over the past year debating where drama stops and horror begins… and for as much semantic nonsense has been expended by mainstream critics trying their damnedest to surgically extract, say, Get Out from the genre… something like The Meg is pretty refreshing. Don’t get me wrong – there…
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THE LAST KNOCK presents: Remembering Tobe Hooper
We salute independent horror director and writer, Tobe Hooper Sad times as we say goodbye to independent filmmaker Tobe Hooper who left his mark by creating a new form of horror storytelling with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But he’s far from a one-hit movie wonder. The Texas born director went on to helm Eaten Alive,…
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The 2000s: Horror’s Best Decade (Part 3: The Final Chapter) by Paul J. Williams
Please allow me one last time to preface this article with a warning and a statement: Beware! Dozens of movies are discussed and spoilers may exist, so please keep that in mind as you read. And, I’m not a movie historian or expert; I’m just a cinephile, probably like you, who enjoys horror movies. I…
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Highways of Horror – Day VI – The Last Drive
You can’t beat me on the grade. You can’t beat me on the grade! David Mann – Duel As the old saying goes: “The last mile is the hardest mile.” In my case, it was the slowest mile and I had to put my car in full throttle… The morning hadn’t started out well: -10…
