Red River Horror

Review: Slender Man (2018)

by Eddie Caiazzo It’s strange how long it has taken for the internet-famous “Slender Man” to make his way to

By Staci Layne Wilson The Meg—which is in reference to a long-extinct prehistoric and super-sized shark called the megalodon—hopes to

August is an odd month for film. The summer movie season starts to wind down as Labor Day approaches, and

While Steven Spielberg’s Jaws has certainly set the gold standard for underwater-attack movies, there have been a few good ones

Well, we’re already more than halfway through 2018. Can you believe it? Pretty soon, we’ll be taking a look back

When I was offered the opportunity to review Staci’s latest literary offering City of Devils, I think I said, “YES!”

June is a bit of a quiet month for horror and thriller films. This year, most of the entertainment is

A gleefully disturbing literary grimoire, Staci Layne Wilson’s “meta modern” / classic horror hybrid THE TRAGEDY MAN emerges as a

Well horror fans…we made it! Red River Horror has crossed the 30-post mark since the soft launch in September, and

While Infinity War will continue to destroy everything in its path for weeks to come, the film industry keeps chugging