Boone, Button-Face & Barker. After five weeks of discussing hilarious camp with Drop Dead Gorgeous, Nurse 3D, Female Trouble, Flesh for Frankenstein, and ...

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT, MARCH 2, 1990 By Steve Newton Clive Barker told a fib. When the British writer/director came to town on a prom...

Read the Empire Movie review of Nightbreed. Decent horror thriller which gets more renowned with...

Read the Empire Movie review of Sudden Death.

This Week: Kevin starts off with some box office, then addresses the review of a film he hasn’t seen yet. Finally, he bids farewell to Paul Reubens, who di...

Clive Barker’s NIGHTBREED explores the difference between experiences in the city, focused on those with power v. those without.

A detailed and comprehensive film synopsis, analysis, and critique.

Like many specialists in horror, writer-film maker Clive Barker loves to rip beneath the bland surface of the everyday and watch the rot, filth and hellishne...

Nightbreed (1990) Come meet the dead of night. Monster-as-protagonist is a concept that has been very much forefronted in the pop culture by this stage of th...

Podcast Episode · Horror Queers · 2022-08-10 · 2h 12m

Back in 1990, Morgan Creek and 20th Century Fox butchered Clive Barker’s follow-up to Hellraiser, releasing a version that neither general ...

View From The Couch is a weekly column that reviews what’s new on Blu-ray, 4K and DVD.

For fans of movies where things explode and people get kicked in the face.

From ‘Bride of Frankenstein’ to the ‘Scream’ reboot, horror cinema has always been queer.

Writer-director Clive Barker's Nightbreed is a mess. Self-indulgent horror pic [from his novel Cabal] could be the Heaven's Gate of its genre, of obvious in...