Netflix has been spending millions on original content for a while now, eager to become an entertainment destination unto themselves and not...

I've mentioned before how Halloween, more than any other major holiday (JUST beating out Christmas), seems to practically run on nostal...

Yates, Holtzman, Gilbert, and Tolan. Let's get the obvious out of the way first: nothing was going to live up to people's expec...

Every human being on earth has unique motivations and goals, but it's safe to say that no one grows up wanting to be a failure. Any proj...

Stop me if you've heard this one: a seemingly unconnected group of people find their lives entangled after an accident leaves them all s...

PG-13 horror doesn't have to be bad. Just because it's going to feature measurably less gore, profanity, and nudity than the average...

I know, it's been just about two years since the people of the Drive-In have heard from me.  I've neglected my fellow fright fans fo...

I am not a world-famous writer (yet), so I don't often get the chance to review movies when they're fresh. I usually have to wait...

By now, you should have downloaded the new Hymns From the House Of Horror , Rue Morgue's annual gift of completely free musical monstros...

Michael Myers hasn't been in a real laugh-fest for years. I wish it weren't so, I like the guy and some of the goofball characters ...

It's always encouraging when someone with clout takes note of your work. The Haunted Drive-in is still a very young site, the current in...

Tim Burton has long been my favorite director. I've seen all of his films, I've attended his exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, an...

There is something to be said about the power of a good book. Books can take you on incredible journeys beyond your wildest imagination. B...

Never trust a corpse. I think we can all agree that is some sound advice. And if you're a grave robber, it goes double. These lessons ar...

Just when you think that there's no more originality in horror films, a gem works its way up through the festival circuit and surprises ...

The great thing about horror movies is, whether the flick is good or bad, you can still have a good time. Even truly terrible pieces of work...