I had the pleasure of interviewing the author of the new In Search of Darkness book, Heather Wixson. We spoke at length about this exciting new book focused on 1980s horror and more. Watch our conversation below. Enjoy!
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John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness is a film that defies easy categorization. Released as part of Carpenter’s Apocalypse Trilogy, it melds quantum physics, ancient evil, and theological concepts into a unique and ambitious cinematic experience. While it may not be as widely celebrated as some of Carpenter’s other works, it deserves recognition for its daring approach to horror.
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The story of Loverboy is akin to a Hollywood movie. Overcoming rejection to eventually become one of Canada’s most successful rock bands of all time and selling millions of albums in the process, is a feel-good story for the ages.
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In the realm of supernatural horror, certain films stand out as timeless classics. Among them, The Changeling (1980) holds a special place. Directed by Peter Medak, this atmospheric gem combines craftsmanship, spine-tingling suspense, and a hauntingly beautiful score to create an unforgettable cinematic experience.
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If you are looking for a movie that combines horror, comedy, and social commentary, look no further than The Stuff (1985), a cult classic written and directed by Larry Cohen. The movie follows a private detective named Mo Rutherford (Michael Moriarty) who is hired by a rival food company to investigate a new product that is sweeping the nation: a white, gooey substance that comes out of the ground and tastes so good that people can’t get enough of it. But as Mo soon discovers, The Stuff is not only addictive, but also alive and parasitic, turning its consumers into mindless zombies who crave more of it.
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Pumpkinhead is a 1988 horror film directed by Stan Winston, who is best known for his special effects work on films such as The Terminator, Aliens, and Jurassic Park. The film stars Lance Henriksen as Ed Harley, a grieving father who seeks revenge against a group of teenagers who accidentally killed his son. He enlists the help of a witch who summons a demonic creature called Pumpkinhead to hunt them down.
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The 1980s was a golden era for horror, with classics like The Shining, The Evil Dead, and A Nightmare on Elm Street dominating the genre. But there were also many hidden gems that deserve more recognition and appreciation. Here are 10 of the most underrated horror movies from the 1980s that every horror fan should watch.
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Today’s Bloganuary post is based on the prompt: “What snack would you eat right now?” My answer is Doritos! Why? Read on.
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In science fiction cinema, few films stand the test of time like RoboCop. Released in 1987, director Paul Verhoeven’s dystopian vision has not only endured but continues to captivate audiences with its gripping narrative, groundbreaking special effects, and social commentary that remains relevant even today.
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Haunted House, based on the classic 1982 Atari 2600 release, makes its way to the Xbox with a fresh twist. This revamped version introduces roguelike progression mechanics while staying true to its stealth-adventure roots. In this eerie game, you’re on a mission to explore a haunted mansion, complete with shifting walls and unpredictable enemy encounters, all with the goal of ending the haunting and rescuing your lost uncle and friends. What makes Haunted House truly captivating is that even succumbing to the fiendish ghouls isn’t the end of your journey—it’s a chance to come back stronger and more prepared!
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