Horror continues to soar and escalate through a tough decade in America.


100 Years, 100 Movies

Season of the Witch Day 30: The 2010’s

Like any good horror villain the Season of the Witch comes back for one final episode. It’s día de los muertos so let’s celebrate by talking about Mexican horror!


Season of the Witch Bonus: Mexican Horror

Happy Halloween! Let’s celebrate by talking about the most influential voice in modern horror (in my opinion) and definitely the most influential person in my personal love for all things horror.


Season of the Witch Day 31: Stephen King

Anything can kill us even our beloved children & what does that say about us?


Season of the Witch Day 29: Killer Kids

One of the most prolific subgenres of horror with hundreds of entries. So let’s focus on the late-70s to the mid-80s.


Season of the Witch Day 28: Slashers

America collectively loses its shit after the 2000 election, 9/11 and the Iraq War leading to a resurgence of horror.


Season of the Witch Day 27: The 2000s

Argento is one of the most unique voices in horror.


Season of the Witch Day 26: Dario Argento

It’s not just the Ring and the Grudge when it comes to horror from Japan.


Season of the Witch Day 25: Japanese Horror

Horror wore out it’s welcome by the first half of the decade before climbing back; but this led to some interesting movies.


Season of the Witch Day 24: The 1990s

Hammer Studios introduced a new generation to classic movie monsters with more sex, more violence, more Christopher Lee and more Peter Cushing.


Season of the Witch Day 23: Hammer Horror

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Where I give my (un)informed opinions about the best movie of the year for every year from 1920 to today. Also, I highlight an interesting movie from each year to discuss. Part history, part autobiography, part celebration of movies. 

Season of the Witch Day 30: The 2010’s

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