Posts By Julie Holland

We got the first teaser trailer for Edgar Wright’s Last Night In Soho back in May, so we were already pretty excited. Now we have the “official” trailer to share along with a …
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Equal parts giallo and slasher, The Last Matinee (Spanish title: Al Morir La Matinee) celebrates nostalgia, love of cinema, and the satisfaction of practical effects. It’s a rainy afternoon in …
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At the end of most slashers the final girl (or guy) hobbles off, the credits roll, and we don’t give much thought to what those who next come across the …
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Serial killers and serial kidnappers hold a certain fascination for many of us. We desperately want to understand what drives them to commit their heinous crimes, not once, but over …
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If you think New Zealand horror tends to be light-hearted, Coming Home in the Dark is here to shake that idea right out of you. This incredibly grim and vicious …
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I wouldn’t have thought a trailer cut with the Beach Boys song “God Only Knows” could give me the creeps, but the new trailer for A24’s Lamb has certainly changed …
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I’m a pretty big Child’s Play fan. I think overall the franchise has been surprisingly solid and woefully underrated. And as you might expect, I am very excited about the …
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If you’ve been lurking around Modern Horrors for a while, the writing and directing duo of Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo might be familiar to you. Known particularly around here …
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Vampires are often so brooding and dramatic. It’s nice to see them get goofy once in a while. Writer/Director Max Werkmeister’s Danni and the Vampire is a silly and almost …
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There may be no right way to deal with grief, but there sure seem to be a lot of wrong ways! The Lodger provides a front row seat to a …
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