OWC Clipping Service – May 12, 2024
The May 12 Clipping Service covers Prime Video showing ads on pause, Rob Zombie joining McFarlane’s Music Maniacs line, a Killer Klowns: The Game preview, and Radio Silence leaving the Escape from New York requel.
Movies
OWC Clipping Service – May 5, 2024
The May 5 Clipping Service rounds up Salem’s Lot pulled from theaters for Max, Trevor Henderson’s Tarot entities in an exclusive reveal, and a Yay or Nay rundown of the week’s horror highs and lows.
HORROR REALM next weekend!
OtherWorldly Culture will be all over the Horror Realm horror convention in Pittsburgh, March 1-3! If you’re there, drop by the panel and say hello.
Amazon Prime picks: October Horror 2023
Our Amazon Prime picks for October Horror 2023 — a paid-subscriber exclusive rounding up horror to stream during Halloween season. Subscribe for access to the full list and other exclusive content.
Horror Realm is coming March 3-5 in Pittsburgh!
The OtherWorldly Culture team is mobilizing for Pittsburgh’s Horror Realm convention, March 3-5, 2023. Guest lineup includes Gail Kim, Terrifier’s Art the Clown (Howard Thornton), Damien Leone, Linnea Quigley, C.J. Graham, and Tom Savini.
The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017)
Our Universally Loved column reviews The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017), the Charles Dickens origin story starring Dan Stevens as the man behind A Christmas Carol.
Violent Night (2022)
We review Violent Night (2022), the David Harbour Santa action-comedy — weighing the trailer’s promise against the actual film.
Jurassic Park (1993)
Our Universally Loved column celebrates Jurassic Park (1993) — the film that should symbolize Universal Studios — with a history-spanning appreciation.
The 355 (2022)
Our review of The 355 (2022): it showed up on Amazon Prime, and the title isn’t explained until the final five minutes — a throwaway piece of dialogue they TITLED THE MOVIE after.
Ambulance (2022)
Our review of Michael Bay’s Ambulance (2022): glad to have known NOTHING going in — the pretense of the early Fast films is gone, and it’s just a wild ride.