Nightmares (1983)
Our Universally Loved column opens Nightmares (1983), a strange-bird horror anthology from the wrong decade — no host, no framing story, just scares. Read the full review!
Our Universally Loved column opens Nightmares (1983), a strange-bird horror anthology from the wrong decade — no host, no framing story, just scares. Read the full review!
Tim rounds up his Amazon Prime picks for horror fans: The Lie, Trail of Dracula, and Death Spa. Some are genuinely spooky, others are so-bad-they’re-fun — see which is which.
The Dead On Movie Reviews crew returns with a new panelist, author Peggy Christie. This week they review Shocker (1989), Black Christmas (1974), Rampant (2019), and Freaky (2020).
Dan Aykroyd leads the 1983 comedy Doctor Detroit as a college professor turned reluctant pimp. Our review breaks down the laughs, the cast, and our B-grade verdict.
Richard Curtis’s Love Actually (2003) gets our A+ review — the Christmas rom-com that killed and perfected the genre. From Billy Mack to the cue cards, here’s why it works.
The Faculty of Fear returns! Dead On Movie Reviews begins a new season on January 5, 2021, with four horror movie reviews per episode — live on Facebook and YouTube.
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Universal’s 1977 TV remake of It’s a Wonderful Life stars Marlo Thomas and Orson Welles. Our review of It Happened One Christmas breaks down this B-grade holiday curio.
Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire star in Holiday Inn (1942), a musical romance set at a Connecticut inn open only on holidays. Our review looks at its songs, performances and lasting appeal.
Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding star in a London-set holiday romance inspired by George Michael’s music. Our review weighs its charm, performances and festive heart.