From the American West to the Australian outback, and even the French countryside, the simple premise of a road trip has inspired some of the most iconic horror moments in history from such directors as Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper, and Luca Guadagnino. With that in mind, we’ve pulled together ten of the best road trip horror films to watch when you are feeling the itch to put the rubber to the road.
Read MoreIt’s a war against the popular kids, because Synapse Films has announced that they will release Rene Daalder’s explosive revenge tale, MASSACRE AT CENTRAL HIGH (1976), which is expected to arrive on the market in late 2022.
Read MoreAmando de Ossorio’s medieval zombie film, TOMBS OF THE BLIND (1972) will get a new Blu-ray restoration from Synapse Films in late 2022.
Read MoreIn our new Retro Review, we take a look at the Larry Cohen supernatural horror-thriller, GOD TOLD ME TO (1976).
Read MoreFifty years after its initial release, we revisit the Mario Bava blood-soaked slasher, A BAY OF BLOOD.
Read MoreReview of the 1978 alien invasion remake, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS.
Read MoreReview of the 1971 British, folk-horror gem, THE BLOOD ON SATAN’S CLAW.
Read MoreWe revisit the 1971 fairy-tale-themed holiday horror film, WHOEVER SLEW AUNTIE ROO?
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