Filmmaker Lee Cronin talks with Horrorville editor Brett Petersel about creative weaponry, leaving the cabin behind and the many gallons of blood it takes to make an Evil Dead movie. Read the full article on Letterboxd’s Journal at https://boxd.it/1rK.

Horrorville editor Brett Petersel shakes the Christmas presents to find a robotic Santa Claus, a killer Christmas tree and an extremely evil Grinch among this year’s holiday horror treats. The old Christmas slasher formula, where someone dressed as Santa Claus brutally murders everyone, has worked for horror movies for years…

Originally published on Letterboxd’s Journal. Horrorville editor Brett Petersel invites the Letterboxd crew to revisit their favorite classic and current first-time horror watches of 2022. LIST: Our crew’s favorite first-time horror watches of 2022. Here at Letterboxd, we (really) love horror films. So much so that, two years ago, we launched a dedicated HQ page just for the genre…

With a few major US holidays approaching, and as someone who travels both near and far for the holidays, it’s time to get those Google Maps (or Apple Maps, if that’s your thing) ready so you don’t attempt to take any shortcuts and end up in a ditch (or worse)…

After a premiere at Fantastic Fest and a creepy yet well-received marketing campaign (1,2,3), Parker Finn’s much-anticipated SMILE debuts in theaters across the states on Friday, September 30, 2022. In SMILE, After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, Dr. Rose Cotter starts experiencing frightening occurrences that she can’t explain…

In its fourth year, here are 31 films that I chose to watch for this year’s #31DaysofHalloween. Last year, when I wrote 2020’s list, I was hoping that the pandemic would start to slither away into the darkness, and that the world would return to normal. Unfortunately, it’s very…

Self-described cinedork and Mayhem filmmaker Joe Lynch tells Horrorville’s Brett Petersel about cinematic sausage, getting to direct Creepshow episodes and being a three-star starter on Letterboxd. “Even when I watch what I would think is a real stinker, I also consider that there were many people involved in that film who didn’t walk on set going ‘okay people, let’s screw this up today!’” -Joe Lynch

Bryan Black (Black Asteroid) shares his top 10 favorite horror films with Letterboxd. (Originally published on Letterboxd on April 2, 2021) I have a special affinity for space/ science fiction related horror. the thought of being trapped or lost in space, especially in the presence of alien lifeforms (or AI)…

Horrorville’s 100th list, featuring personal faves from the Letterboxd team. — (Originally published on Letterboxd on March 9, 2021) Last year, we launched Horrorville, Letterboxd’s official account for fans of horror films and its related genres. Almost immediately, the account took on a life of its own, sharing lists and news from some of our favorite publishers and streaming services while…