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Top-13 Saddest Horror Films by Billy Crash
Top-13 Saddest Horror Films If the horror genre is all about doom and gloom and unhappy endings, it should come as no surprise that some films are just plain sad. Think of it as a final kick to the ribs or a twist of the knife when all’s said and done. These Top-13 Saddest Horror…
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THE LAST KNOCK: Greg Travis Interview
Greg Travis The amazing Greg Travis has been called a “chameleon” of an actor, thanks to his natural born talent. Regardless of the genre, whether on stage or on screen, his presence has always been more than memorable: he’s your net correspondent of choice in Starship Troopers, the man you want to hang with in Showgirls,…
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Digging Up Pet Sematary Two (Part 3) by Jonny Numb
A HORROR INITIATION The marketing campaign for Pet Sematary Two went for the jugular, and even the trailer, while hinting at a more rambunctious tone, erred more on the side of dead seriousness. Taken out of context, Gus’ parallel-universe-iconic line “No brain, no pain” delivers a chill akin to Judd’s (Fred Gwynne) “Sometimes dead is…
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THE LAST KNOCK presents: Those We Lost 2017
THOSE WE LOST The saddest part about the start to a new year is during one’s head around to look back at Those We Lost. The actors, directors, writers, artists, musicians, and film crew members who brought us great horror films, books, art, and songs are to be celebrated, and THE LAST KNOCK does just…
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Digging Up Pet Sematary Two (Part 2) by Jonny Numb
MARRED BY INDECISION There comes a point in digging up Pet Sematary Two where Outten, the producers, or Lambert (or all) steered the story in a direction that dropped the intriguing avenues it established, in favor of something more forthright in its outrageousness. And not in a good way. I recall having similar feelings when the…
