Craig went off the deep-end this week to dig through the dustbin of history and brush of this wacky flick starring none other than a super-young Denise Richards and a convenient animatronic dinosaur.

Every now and then, it's time for an exploitation grindhouse classic, and Pieces checks all the boxes.

Wilford Brimley, iconic actor of the 1980's and beyond, passed away last month at 85 years old. Luckily for us, he plays a pivotal role in John Carpenter's equally iconic horror film, The Thing, which finally gave us an excuse to tackle this special effec

This week we pay tribute to Kelly Preston by reviewing the only horror movie we could find with her in it - Stephen King's killer car movie, Christine, directed by none other than John Carpenter.

Brad Anderson's "psychological horror film" is an odd but welcome departure from our usual slice-and-dice fare, sometimes compared stylistically with Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now.

True confessions time: Both of us grew up watching Rhonda Shear host terrible horror movies on the USA Network's weekend TV show, "Up All Night". Let's face it: The bubbly and buxom host Rhonda Shear helped us through puberty and introduced us t

If you're looking for a horror film that feels timely and hits too close to home for comfort, then grab a bottle of your strongest whisky and high-tail it over to Shudder.

For our tribute to the late, great British actor Ian Holm, we came around to his role as Ash in 1979's Alien.

We take a break from requests to go to the opera....Argento's Opera, that is.

This week's request is a somewhat obscure time-tripping movie that we never would have found on our own.