With IT breaking records and bridging the considerable gap between niche and mainstream filmgoers, director Andy Muschietti has now become a fixture in the world of horror. He’ll be helming […]
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Category: Sinedelphia
Philly Flix: The Sixth Sense
In Philly Flix, I write about films set in and around Philadelphia, with each column highlighting a different one. I’m interested not only in the quality of the films, but […]
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From the List of Shame Files: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
It’s only been in the last few years that I’ve discovered horror as a genre I can enjoy. It wasn’t so much that I dismissed it as worthy of attention, […]
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5 Moments of Childhood Cinematic Horror
My love for horror film most certainly stems from that precious time in my youth when even the mere suggestion of horror elements in a movie was enough to scare […]
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10 Best Seasonally-Appropriate Horror Movies, For Halloween
Halloween isn’t Halloween without autumn. Could you imagine the holiday happening in the middle of summer? It’s a magical time of year- it’s gorgeous, the leaves are changing, light begins […]
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6 of the Scariest Non-Horror Movies
Just because it’s not a horror movie doesn’t mean it can’t be terrifying. In fact, the movies that stick with me the most – the films that really keep me […]
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5 Real-Life Serial Killers who Inspired Movies
When it comes to scary movies, I have a bit of a penchant for the more realistic plots. Serial killer narratives usually end up being my favorite, though many times […]
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My First Horror Experience: What Lies Beneath
I was nine years old the first time I saw a horror movie in theaters. Horror is sort of a loose term here, as the film I’m about to describe […]
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Lynch Walk With Me: Twin Peaks Returns
Let’s cast a glance back towards last week’s column where I made the arbitrary decision to kick-off Cinedelphia’s horror-themed month with a little excavation of David Lynch’s 1990 television seriesTwin […]
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Five of the Best Silent Horror Films
Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been composing a quickly expanding list of horror films I want to watch (and re-watch for the millionth time) now that fall is […]
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Five Horror Films to Watch on Netflix
Now that we’re entering October (where the hell did this year go?) there are a few exciting things about this month other than the myriad of pumpkin flavored things (do […]
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