When students in the small town of Cherry Falls learn a serial killer is targeting virgins, they realize their only chance of survival is to throw a “Pop Your Cherry” party.
A new episode of our WTF Happened to This Horror Movie? video series has just been released, and in this one we’re taking a look back at the 2000 slasher Cherry Falls (watch it HERE) – a movie that had...
It's Friday again, and that means it's time for us to gather all of the latest additions to our JoBlo Horror YouTube channel (check it out and subscribe HERE) together in one place. It's the AITH HORROR VIDEOS OF THE WEEK! This week the paranormal...
Review Date: Director: Geoffrey Wright Writer: Ken Selden Producers: Marshall Persinger, Eli Selden Actors: Brittany Murphy Michael Biehn Jay Mohr Review: Everything about this movie is a little “off”– but in a good way! When a daughter hugs her dad...
Welcome to Arrow in the Head's The Best Horror Movie You Never Saw, which will be dedicated to highlighting horror films that, for one reason or another, don't get as much love as we think they should. We know plenty...
Winter is slowly but surely getting the hell out of our hair, so open up the windows and enjoy a full blast of new Blu-ray and DVD release dates! March has a few notable things in store, like Quentin Tarantino's...
Review Date: Director: Geoffrey Wright Writer: Ken Selden Producers: Marshall Persinger, Eli Selden Actors: Brittany Murphy Michael Biehn Jay Mohr Review: Everything about this movie is a little “off”– but in a good way! When a daughter hugs her dad...
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La Bola Negra is a sprawling Spanish Civil War epic that blends romance, tragedy, and history into one of Cannes’ biggest breakout films, with dazzling 35mm visuals.
Part Michael J. Fox comedy, part gruesome ghost story, Peter Jackson’s 1996 cult classic 'The Frighteners' flopped at the summer box office—but built the foundation for Weta and 'The Lord of the Rings'. Here is why it still rips.