Mexican Horror Films: A Haunting Tribute to Universal Monsters

Mexican horror and sci-fi films have long been inspired by Universal Pictures’ iconic monsters, such as Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Wolf Man. These classic creatures found new life in Mexico’s film industry, which adapted them with local folklore, gothic atmospheres, and even lucha libre heroes. Let’s dive into the captivating world of Mexican horror films influenced by Universal’s legendary monsters and explore their stylistic, cultural, and comedic ties to American horror.

So, You Want to Join a Cult? Let’s Break It Down!

Joining a cult might seem like a fun way to make friends, rock some matching outfits, or find a sense of belonging, but let’s not forget the fine print.

To help you weigh your options (and keep things in good humor), here’s a breakdown of America’s most notorious cults—their leaders, quirks, and the questionable “perks” they offered.

America’s Top Cryptid Roadside Attractions: A Journey into the Unexplained

Cryptids—mysterious creatures whose existence is debated and largely unproven—have fascinated humans for generations.

Below, we’ll explore America’s most famous cryptid roadside attractions, their intriguing histories, and additional must-visit spots for true believers.

Killer Cinema: How Real Serial Killers Were Captured on Film

Movies based on serial killers blend horror, history, and mystery, captivating audiences by illuminating humanity’s darkest corners. Join us as we delve into six gripping films depicting infamous killers, exploring forensic methods used, and discovering the blurred lines between reality and Hollywood.

Lucha, Legacy, and Legends: The Rise of José G. Cruz and El Santo in Mexican Comics

Step aside, Superman—Mexico had its own superhero, and his name was El Santo. But behind the silver mask was another legend: José G. Cruz, the mastermind who transformed wrestling, comics, and cultural identity into one photorealistic punch at a time. This is the story of how Cruz’s comics didn’t just entertain—they helped define an era, a national identity, and an artform.

Atomic Bugs & Monstrous Mutants: The Top 20 Giant Creature Features of the 1950s

They skittered, they slithered, they stomped entire cities into rubble—and they terrified a generation of moviegoers huddled beneath the glow of the drive-in screen. Below is your essential guide to the Top 20 Giant Creature Features of the 1950s, with plot synopses, behind-the-scenes trivia, atomic themes, and the mutant magic that keeps these films beloved by fans even today. Buckle in—and maybe bring some bug spray.

The Razor’s Edge of Exploitation: The Wild Rise of Sunn Classic Pictures

What do you get when you mix a razor manufacturer with biblical documentaries, wilderness heroes, and Lincoln assassination conspiracies? You get Sunn Classic Pictures—a 1970s oddball powerhouse that brought pseudo-documentaries and faith-based content to the heartland and cleaned up at the box office.

Let’s peel back the layers of this bizarre chapter in film history.

The Forensic Science of Lycanthropy: Where Myth, Madness, and Morphing Collide

Werewolves have prowled through folklore for centuries—howling at the moon, transforming before terrified eyes, and leaving claw marks on everything from medieval trial records to modern movie screens.

Let’s investigate the case of lycanthropy from both a cultural and scientific perspective, where superstition meets the scalpel.

Through the Spinning Barrel: The Wild History of Walk-Through Funhouses at Traveling Carnivals

Before thrill rides went vertical and virtual, there was the funhouse—that chaotic, colorful labyrinth where clowns cackled, mirrors warped reality, and the floor itself couldn’t be trusted.

So buckle your safety belt (just kidding—funhouses didn’t have those), and let’s tumble down a trapdoor of carnival history with a deep dive into the wild, wobbly world of portable funhouses.

Are Comic Books Dead? Or Just Evolving Into Something Weirder, Wiser, and Way More Digital?

Remember when comic books flew off the shelves and every kid had a stack under their bed? Flash forward to today, and the big question is: Are comic books dead? Let’s crack this open like a mint-condition issue and look at why the comic book industry is struggling, who’s surviving (even thriving), and what the future might hold for this colorful, complex medium.