anthology horror

John Carpenter’s ‘Body Bags’ Is A Good Movie That Would Have Been A Great Anthology Series

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Horror legend John Carpenter turns 78 this Friday, and Halloween Night: John Carpenter Live from Los Angeles is now streaming on Screambox. Bloody Disgusting is celebrating with John Carpenter Week. Today brings a closer look at a forgotten Tales from the Crypt copycat from the ‘90s by Daniel Kurland. “Ah, body bags. You see, if it’s murder, suicide, or a nasty […]

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‘American Horror Stories’ Season 3 Ups Its Game & Becomes the Perfect Halloween Treat [Review]

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‘American Horror Stories’ delivers five uniquely alarming tales of terror that tackle liminal spaces, clones, Leprechauns, and more. “You know, we invented hell.” There was a lot of promise in American Horror Stories — an episodic anthology horror series — when it was first announced as a companion piece to American Horror Story proper. American […]

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“Creepshow” Season 4 Review – A Fun Halloween Binge-Watch That Embraces the Horror-Comedy

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Creepshow’s scrappy brand of buoyant and bloody B-horror anthology storytelling covers a wide range that fluctuates between pulpy and plodding. Anthology series, horror or otherwise, have never been more popular and yet Creepshow has always stood out as more than just a standard horror anthology. Creepshow aims to frighten and fascinate like other anthology horror. […]

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How Guillermo del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” Revives An Essential Anthology Trope

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Guillermo del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” brings back the underrated anthology series host trope that helps celebrate the nature of storytelling. When it comes to the versatile nature of anthology shows, one of the biggest selling points of the genre is that every episode tells a completely original story. It’s easy to get lost in […]

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