"You'll see my mark's every time you look in the mirror." I never got around to seeing Doctor Sleep (2019) in theaters back when movie theaters were still a thing. Mostly I heard mixed reviews about it and based on the trailers, it looked like another Steven King film in the similar vein as the … Continue reading Monster of the Week: Snakebite Andi (Doctor Sleep) – 2019 | New 5th Edition Monster
"She has no face, just a circle-mouth with a ring of teeth." As anyone familiar with his filmography could have expected, Joss Whedon's 2011 meta-horror-comedy Cabin in the Woods was witty, quirky and incredibly self-aware. Also, heavy on dialogue. An ode to horror, the film features all the elements of a good entry in the … Continue reading Monster of the Week: Sugarplum Fairy (Cabin in the Woods) – 2011 | New 5th Edition Monster
"I felt sure that the curse had passed forever.." You can't get much more iconic for '80's horror than the cover of 1985's Ghoulies: The image of a demon bursting out of a toilet bowl is loaded with all sorts of implications. Yet believe it or not, I never got around to watching the film … Continue reading Tome of the Week: Grimoire of Malcolm Graves (Ghoulies) – 1985 | New 5th Edition Item
"You want me to take a frigate for one breeder?" The scout transport vessels of the unholy empire of the Necromongers, frigates hold enough room for a squadron of soldiers and lensors to hunt down quarry that threaten the cause... Snag the PDF
""Death is the only solution for Michael." What can I possibly say about Michael Myers, the Halloween franchise and the original 1978 Halloween movie that hasn't been said already? It's a film that re-made and arguably made the modern slasher genre into what it is today. It launched the careers of John Carpenter (The Thing) … Continue reading Monster of the Week: Michael Myers (Halloween Franchise) – 1978 | New 5th Edition Monster
