A Look at the second Poltergeist movie, 'Poltergeist 2: The Other Side' starring Heather O'Rourke and JoBeth Williams as mother and daughter, fighting the evil poltergeist, Kane (Julian Beck) in this creepy sequel. Also, I take a look at "the poltergeist curse" which surrounded the movies.

I take a look at the first Spielberg/Hooper classic, Poltergeist, starring Heather O'Rourke, Craig T. Nelson and JoBeth Williams. Also, the curse surounding it and the forthcoming shot for shot re-make.

A look at the controversial new trailer of Wes Craven’s iconic ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ by the kings or re-makes, Platinum Dunes. I take a look at the trailer and see how it matches up against the franchise. Also, opinions from Wes Craven, Brad Fuller and Robert Englund.

What makes a good character in a horror movie? What makes us remember their performance over others? What creates empathy towards a character and why are all these things so important to the genre films? If we don't care about the characters then why would we care about the movie?

A look at the latest installment in the Final Destination series which is presented in 3D and stars Bobby Campo as a boy who has a vision of a terrible car accident; but after escaping with his friends, they all start to die in horrible accidents.

Sci-Fi & Horror has had its share of scary aliens. Early movies include 'War Of the Worlds' & 'The Blob' in the fifties. 'Invasion Of the Body Snatchers' set the mold for paranoia and many imitations. I look at the best scary aliens, including 'Alien' and 'The Thing.'

A look at the highly praised Swedish vampire movie, 'Let The Right one In' based on the novel of the same name.

You no doubt have your own list of favorite horror movies, as all horror fans do. Here are some of my favorites. Some of yours may be there. Better be! Thirteen isn't enough to name all my favorites, but here are a few of the best.

A look at the fun psycological horror/thriller 'Orphan' 2009 starring Vera Farmiga and Peter Sarsgaard as a couple who adopt a child with a very nasty secret. Reminiscent of films such as 'The Hand That Rocks The Cradle', 'The Good Son' and 'Poison Ivy.'

A look at Lars Von Tier’s new psycological horror - 'Antichrist' starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a couple suffering after losing their young child. This movie has already become infamous for it's shocking sexual violence. So is it really as bad as it is portrayed?