As children of the 80’s, our imaginations propelled us into great adventures. Fighting against a Galactic Empire in a galaxy far, far away? Yep. Learning […]
YOU voted! Now here are the winners of the 3rd Annual 2GuysTalkingHorror Spookies!!! The 2GuysTalkingHorror Podcast Links Bar: Subscribe via iTunes | […]
YOU voted! Now here are the winners of the 3rd Annual 2GuysTalkingHorror Spookies!!! The 2GuysTalkingHorror Podcast Links Bar: Subscribe via iTunes | […]
Welcome to the nomination video for the 3rd Annual 2GuysTalkingHorror Spookies! A celebration of excellence and achievement in the horror genre for films that came […]
Welcome to the nomination video for the 3rd Annual 2GuysTalkingHorror Spookies! A celebration of excellence and achievement in the horror genre for films that came […]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! No, I’m not talking about Christmas. I’m talking about Halloween. The month of October has turned into its own celebration for most of us horror lovers. As a matter of fact, I personally have a saying
The phrase “Hollywood has run out of ideas” has been used a lot over the last few decades by movie fans. With studios cranking out lackluster sequels, prequels, re-imaginings, reboots and remakes, it’s no wonder cinema goers have become jaded
Mixing genres isn’t as easy as one might think. Like Comedy and Drama…do you balance the two or will your story be heavier on one side or the other? Historical and Romance…my wife’s book collection only proves that it can be done. Western and
It’s a shame that the horror genre gets overlooked when it comes to receiving praise. Sure, now and then a film will come along and get attention, but because it’s more art piece than freak show, the actual horror aspects are ignored and repl
Horror and Science Fiction, when done right, can depict some bone chilling scenarios. Take the fears of a person, a community or even a species and add the words What If…well, that’s just the perfect recipe for pure terror. A beloved subgenre
A film adaptation of a book, especially one that’s over a thousand pages, is hard to pull off. Fans of the source material want to see the story unfold like it did when they were reading the book, but most of the time what they end up with is
Imagine, if you will, a world without the internet. Where information on your favorite horror films and monsters was NOT right at your fingertips. A time when seeing your favorite monster movies a second time proved more than difficult, it