Oct 29, 2014
Ending our month-long Arthouse of Horror series the first horror film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. Starring Jodie Foster as a young FBI trainee brought in by her superior (Scott Glenn) to gather information on a current serial killer through communicating with one of the most notorious killers in...
Oct 24, 2014
Arthouse of Horror continues as Eric, Kent & Lobster head to dreary Maine to meet up with reknowned author Stephen King and one of his most fascinating characters, a school teacher who recieves a unique gift after coming out of a five-year coma. In the hands of director David Cronenberg and played by the iconic...
Oct 16, 2014
By 2008, vampires rule pop culture from literature to film. Adapting a popular Swedish novel, director Tomas Alfredson created a new entry in the lexicon, a story of a bullied young boy who befriends a young-looking vampire, forming a bond that will change his life forever. But does this film deserve the praise...
Oct 8, 2014
In 1968, Roman Polanski was invited to America to make his first major motion picture. What he chose was a psychological horror film about a young woman whose body may or may not be holding the Antichrist. It would kick off Hollywood's obsession with the occult that would make up most of the horror films of the next...
Oct 1, 2014
In 1979, one movie made everyone scream. Director Ridley Scott took a minimal cast, some state of the art set designs and 2 legendary artists to create a sci-fi/horror hybrid that changed all the rules. The tragic story of a space barge crew that is put in harm's way while scouting a distress call solidified many...