6 Original Movies You Can Watch Tonight to Kill Your Boredom
Laughs, carnage, aliens, clones, and bromances. There is really something for everyone!
No Stranger to Horror – Episode 21 – The Divorce Story – Possession (1981) featuring Rehema Ngongo
A divorce story that is filled with lust, sex, espionage, monsters, murder, and much more!
No Stranger to Horror – Episode 20 – Versez Le Sang, Mes Beaux Amis – Yellowjackets (TV Series) featuring Maryze
’90s ballads, wilderness dangers, and throw in some ghosts for good measure. Yellowjackets season 1 had it all!
No Stranger to Horror – Episode 19 – The Cat’s Meow – Brand New Cherry Flavor (Limited Series) featuring Clare Wright
There is nothing that will prepare you for the ride that is ‘Brand New Cherry Flavor’, not a single thing 🍒
No Stranger to Horror – Episode 18 – An A+ for B Movies – Slither (2006) featuring Tori Potenza
Alien slugs, another loveable Nathan Fillion role, exploding bodies, and zombies. Find out why this cult classic is still a hit all these years later!
No Stranger to Horror – Episode 17 – Horror in Gotham – The Batman (2022) feat. Kevin “KLM” Martin Jr
Horror finally comes to Gotham! 🦇
No Stranger to Horror – Episode 16 – Go For the Gore! – In Fabric featuring Ariel Hansen
Filmmaker Ariel Hansen comes on the show to discuss killer dresses and daring gore, as we geek out of the 2019 Peter Strickland film ‘In Fabric’ and much more! 💃
21 for 2021 – Westcoast Strange’s Top Picks of Horror and Science Fiction in a Chaotic Year Full of Surprises
Mask killers, dark magic, twisted evil, and gory kills by vengeful heroes. 2021 was a rough ride, but it had some great entries.
The Advent Calendar (2021) Is a Must-watch for Christmas Horror Fans and, Yet Another Reason To Get Shudder Immediately
Your annual Christmas horror movie list needs to add this foreign supernatural thriller🎄
November Nightmares: 10 Horror Enthusiasts Spill on the Movies That Actually Managed To Scare Them
My favorite voices in the horror community shared which movies managed to scare them into loving the genre even more 🔪