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Jan. 12, 2025

George A. Romero's Resident Evil - Review

As you might have guessed, growing up a little kid in the 80’s, I was a huge fan of horror. In particular, I had an affinity for the shambling undead who feasted upon the flesh of the living! During this decade, kids such as myself really only…

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Jan. 11, 2025

Nosferatu: Love Song for a Vampire

I love vampires; I mean, I really love vampires. As a kid, I set this goal in my head that I would see every vampire film ever made, and with the release of Eggers’ long-awaited remake of Nosferatu, I’ve decided that the time has come fo…

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Jan. 6, 2025

Look What I Found: An Interview W/ Scott Schirmer

Scott Schirmer is the award-winning filmmaker of such controversial features as FOUND (2012), HEADLESS (2015), and the upcoming GUSH (2025). He recently was gracious enough to take some time to sit down with HORROR TO CULTURE to discuss his career, …

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Jan. 1, 2025

Looking Back at Horror in 2024

Adrian’s Top 10 Horror Films of 2024 StopMotion:This film was basically Jan Svankmier and David Lynch had a film baby… the imagery was disturbing and romantic in a way…. the actual animation looked like it was absolutely horrify…

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Dec. 28, 2024

HORROR TO CULTURE 24

It's our 2024 year end extravaganza! Where we take on the history of remakes in horror and science-fiction films and TV. 17 mins

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Horror To Culture
Dec. 22, 2024

The Fallout

This is less a review and more of an essay on the subject matter of the 2014 documentary The Polygon. It’s not the first account of nuclear testing in the Soviet Union which I read or watched, but it hit me harder than any I before encounter…

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Dec. 9, 2024

The Violence of the Trans?

Recently I revisited the 1991 film adaptation of Thomas Harris’ The Silence of the Lambs. I read all Thomas Harris’ books up through Hannibal Rising and can’t recommend them enough. The movie adaptations range from excellent to j…

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Dec. 1, 2024

Spinning the Rack - Collecting Comic Books

If you’ll please entertain me for a few minutes, allow us to travel back to 1985, when a little 5 or 6 year old version of me was standing wide-eyed in a Hook’s drugstore in Greenfield, Indiana, witnessing a spinning comic book rack for …

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George A. Romero's Resident Evil - Review

As you might have guessed, growing up a little kid in the 80’s, I was a huge fan of horror. In particular, I had an affinity for the shambling undead who feasted upon the flesh of the living! During this decade, kids such as myself really only…

Nosferatu: Love Song for a Vampire

I love vampires; I mean, I really love vampires. As a kid, I set this goal in my head that I would see every vampire film ever made, and with the release of Eggers’ long-awaited remake of Nosferatu, I’ve decided that the time has come fo…

Look What I Found: An Interview W/ Scott Schirmer

Scott Schirmer is the award-winning filmmaker of such controversial features as FOUND (2012), HEADLESS (2015), and the upcoming GUSH (2025). He recently was gracious enough to take some time to sit down with HORROR TO CULTURE to discuss his career, …