It’s the most wonderful time of the year! So, how do we celebrate the holidays here at Castle UNH? With horror movies of course! For our last show of the year Dia and Matt join

All of us here at the United Nations of Horror wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday! It’s the time of year when you break out the egg nog (and

Found Footage. It’s a controversial subject for horror fans. Love it or hate it, there can be no doubt that it’s not going anywhere. Even if you aren’t a fan of current FF films, sometimes going

UNH returns this week to take a look at 2008’s British horror-comedy, “The Cottage”. Dae Dia brings us a new segment to talk about the Texas Chainsaw Massacre in the very first “German Point of

This week we step into The Old Dark House, a somewhat rare film that has birthed many horror children. Perhaps the most notorious of those dysfunctional children (films if you will) is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Halloween is a film franchise that is as big as it gets. Even non-horror movie fans know the name of Michael Myers, the 6-year old child from Haddonfield who murdered his older sister Judith on

There is no holiday quite like Halloween. Sure, it’s commercial like that other big one but at least it’s honest about it. Even better is the fact that everyone is dressing up in scary costumes, going

Amelia is a single mother plagued by the violent death of her husband. When a disturbing storybook called Mister Babadook turns up at her house, she is forced to battle with her son’s deep-seated fear

The Wicker Man has been called the Citizen Kane of horror films and for good reason. It’s a multi-layered film that in many ways defies genre. Lucard, Mike and Mark of The Good, the Bad