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Day 8 of the 3 Days of Dread
Longlegs defines this new age of occult horror, delivering a chilling experience that lingers long after the credits roll. It's a masterful blend of psychological tension and supernatural dread, weaving an atmosphere so unsettling that it frightens the hell out of you. Every moment drips with suspense, keeping viewers on edge, while its exploration of fear feels both deeply personal and universally terrifying. This isn't just a standout horror film—it's one of the films of the year in any genre, pushing the boundaries of what horror can achieve in modern cinema
Day 7 of the 31 Days of Dread
"I Saw The TV Glow" is the epitome of a complete film. Every element, from the visuals to the dialogue, is meticulously crafted by director Jane Schoenbrun to immerse us in a haunting, surreal world. As the movie unfolds, we become more than just viewers—we're pulled into its unsettling reality, almost feeling like part of the cast. The depth and precision of the storytelling make "I Saw The TV Glow" an unmissable experience, cementing its place as a standout in modern horror.
Day 6 of the 31 Days of Dread
If you see The Terminator as horror, this is the ultimate nightmare: machines taking over across every timeline. The future war is inevitable in every universe. Terminator Zero, Netflix's new anime, dives deeper into the franchise, expanding the story in ways fans have dreamed about for years. Yet, once again, some of the key commentary in the series seems to be overlooked—but don’t worry, you’ve got a true film buff here to break it down for you.
Day 5 of the 31 Days of Dread
Day 4 of the 31 Days of Dread
Caitlin Cronenberg (yes, from that Cronenberg family) makes a bold entrance with Humane, a film that showcases how the horror genre can be a powerful platform for emerging filmmakers. Humane tackles complex, unsettling themes in a tense, no-win scenario, demonstrating the genre's unique ability to explore difficult concepts.
Day 2 of the 31 Days of Dread is Abigail one of the modern great vampire films with a few amazing turns. This is a film best experienced without viewing any of the trailer or promotional material, including the movie poster.
Day 1 of the 31 Days of Dread is here and it's a masterpiece from Netflix. The Fall of the House of Usher is an essential Halloween viewing from the best studio today.
The AKAPAD annual horror event is back. Here is your introduction to the 2024 edition of The 31 Days of Dread hosted by The Film Buff.
In episode 684 of AKAPAD's The Film Buff Podcast, Peter dives into the 2024 animated feature Garfield: The Movie. As someone from the generation that helped make Garfield a worldwide sensation—and a bit of a Garfield aficionado himself—Peter has a unique perspective. However, despite the nostalgia, this new feature comes with its fair share of problems.
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