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Horror movie lover Lewis Sheller has previously contributed guest posts like five top classic black-and-white horror movies and the top 13 horror movie icons of all time. Now he’s joining us one last time to share five popular Japanese and Korean Netflix horror shows. I’m obsessed with Korean horror andContinue Reading
Previously, Lewis Sheller shared his list of top five classic black and white horror movies. He joins us again with another listicle examining the biggest horror movie icons. Is your favorite villain —or as the case may be, hero—on the list? Top 13 Horror Movie Icons Of All Time byContinue Reading
First, the Conjuring movies. Then Hereditary, which is where I alluded to the possibility that Victoria Jaye would turn her analysis of how demons are portrayed in horror movies into a series. She has! Now she’s back to examine how accurately —or not— demons are portrayed in the Paranormal ActivityContinue Reading
Lewis Sheller has shared tips for starting a Funko Pop collection and suggested certain horror Funko Pops to kickstart your collection. Now he joins us to discuss the rarest and most valuable horror Funko Pops. Five of the Rarest and Most Valuable Horror Funko Pops By Lewis Sheller Funko Pops…Continue Reading
Guest contributor Pamela K. Kinney guides us on a journey into the world of scarecrows to see if they’re really as scary as their name implies. Let’s find out… Are Scarecrows Truly Scary? By Pamela K. Kinney Scarecrows are a sign of autumn, and most people think of them connectedContinue Reading
Guest contributor Lewis Sheller joins us again for some more Funko Pop insights. This time, he explains why five horror Funko Pops in particular would make great additions to a burgeoning collection. (We’ve even got a couple of these on the Horror Funko Pops shelf in the Skareporium!) Top 5Continue Reading
In a previous post, Victoria Jaye analyzed how accurately the Conjuring universe portrays demons. But now she’s joining us to examine the accuracy —or perhaps inaccuracy?— of how demons are portrayed in another film. Specifically, the demon in the Hereditary movie. And this may become a series Victoria does. (IContinue Reading
Ah, vacation. For most, it’s a time to relax, reflect, and unwind. Unless you’re a paranormal researcher passing through Bigfoot territory. Sounds like the perfect opportunity for chasing Sasquatch, which is what guest contributor Sarah C. Preston did. Did she catch him? Let’s find out. Chasing Sasquatch in Kansas byContinue Reading
Funko Pops make fun gifts or keepsakes, but a lot of people are also passionate about collecting them. In this great guest post, Funko Pop collector Lewis Sheller rejoins us to share tips on the best way to start a Funko Pop collection. His enthusiasm even inspired us to addContinue Reading
This guest post from Lewis Sheller that lists five classic black and white horror movies is sure to delight film noir-loving cinephiles. Or provide a list of new films to watch to those who aren’t yet familiar with these. Either way, enjoy! Top 5 Black & White Horror Films ByContinue Reading
In this guest post, supernatural folklorist Victoria Jaye examines the fallacy of demons having anything to do with mass shootings. Which you might think goes without saying, but there are people out there who believe that’s why we have so many in the U.S. Victoria helps us understand why that’sContinue Reading
Demon and exorcist horror movies are not my favorites. Although I did enjoy two out of the three main movies in The Conjuring Universe franchise. (The first two. I found the actual facts of the “Devil Made Me Do It” case much more interesting than Hollywood’s hyped-up offering, which IContinue Reading
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