2015 marks our third February celebrating Women in Horror Month, and we’re kicking the celebration off this year by turning our weekly horror short film spotlight on female horror filmmakers. For our first feature of the month, we have artist… Read More ›
Welcome to a rare Saturday edition of Friday Night Features, darlings! I’m still rattling around the eastern parts of the US to meet up with our TYoH writing staff, but I couldn’t leave you to face the weekend without a… Read More ›
Kittens, it’s time for part two of Bravo’s 100 Scariest Movie Moments! I love the run up to Halloween, when everyone starts featuring spooky specials, and this collection of deliciously, awfully, shivery moments was always a favorite. You can find part… Read More ›
Kittens, we’ve posted our share of spooky antiques here on TYoH, and I admit I would buy a few if they happened to come my way. What, though, of the vengeful spirits that may be attached to those rare items,… Read More ›
A year ago tomorrow, I launched the very first Friday Night Feature here on TYoH. Since then, we’ve featured nearly 50 horror shorts – that’s more than 6 hours of interesting, unusual, independent horror films for your (completely free) viewing pleasure,… Read More ›
Darlings, welcome to a rare Saturday edition of Friday Night Features, with the chilling 2012 short film Run. One part video travel journal, one part thoughtful letter home by a young traveler on the road for reasons which grow clearer as the movie… Read More ›
The calendar has turned once again to Friday, sweetlings, which means it’s time for Friday Night Features! This week will make 45 horror shorts featured here on TYoH, which I think puts us in the running as one of the… Read More ›
Darlings, welcome back to Friday Night Features, your online home for horror short films! This week’s feature is 2013’s Don’t Move, a cautionary tale of the consequences of playing with forces beyond your control. “Set on one fateful night, six friends gather… Read More ›
Kittens, there is something I find so delicious about the intersection of horror and humor, from a dry black comedy to the ridiculous delight of absurdly over-the-top gore. It seems like it’s been a while since we’ve talked about solid horror… Read More ›
