For Scream Stream's first annual Very Scary Christmas Special, I'm reviewing Michael Dougherty's, Krampus. I also share with you some of my other favorite Christmas horror films I like to keep in rotation every year.

It's week three of Scary Christmas here on Scream Stream and this week I review 1980's Christmas Evil. John Waters said this is his favorite Christmas movie of all time, but is it really that good? Next week I'll wrap up Scary Christmas with my review of Krampus as well as my top five favorite Christmas horror films.

Welcome to part two of Scary Christmas on Scream Stream. This week I review the holiday horror anthology, A Christmas Horror Story. I also cover some big stories that happened during the week in horror entertainment.

December has arrived and this week I kick off Scary Christmas! Every week I'll highlight a Christmas themed horror film along with my normal review. This week it's Bob Clark's Black Christmas and then I move into my review of 2015's period piece, The Witch.

This week I review Full Moon Picture's classic creature feature, Castle Freak. Unfortunately, it's been a slow week in horror for news and new releases, but Ash and The Army of Darkness will be squaring up with Kiss in a new comic crossover.

This week on Scream Stream I cover two slashers from the early eighties, Madman and Terror Train. I also cover some more exciting news regarding the new Halloween sequel, the upcoming Are You Afraid of the Dark? film, and the demise of Chiller TV.

This week on Scream Stream I review ParaNorman and take a look at some other films in the horror genre suitable for younger audiences. I've seen a lot of people argue that when a horror film receives a PG-13 rating, it's going to be bad. Good horror doesn't have to have loads of gore to be scary.

This week on Scream Stream I review the Sudder exclusive, Found Footage 3D. If you don't have 3D glasses, you can watch the 2D version they have available. I also cover some interesting news regarding Jason Voorhees, Polaroid, and a Pet Semetary remake.

This week is Scream Stream's first Halloween special and for this episode I wanted to revisit the Universal's classic movie monsters. These are the films that saved Universal Studios from collapsing and brought the horror genre to the mainstream viewer. Dracula, The Mummy, Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, and the Invisible Man are remastered and available to stream right now on Shudder.

This week I review my first Japanese found footage film, Noroi: The Curse, exclusively on Shudder. This film was made in 2005 but didn't see a U.S. release until 2015 thanks to Shudder.com. This week's episode is a bit short and I do apologize for that. My 50MB storage limit is coming up and I need the space for next week's Halloween special.