Cinemassacre's Monster Madness

James Rolfe gives an overview of the 1920 classic, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

James Rolfe gives an overview of 1922 silent vampire film: Nosferatu.

James Rolfe gives a review of the first Phantom of the Opera film from 1925.

It’s always midnight in space!

You’ll just have time to scream… before it tears you apart!

If you have guts…HE WANTS THEM!

This year’s Monster Madness kicks off with Cabin in the Woods, a cliche horror archetype with unique twists.

A creepy horror film from the silent era about devil worship and evil rituals, also known as “Witchcraft Through the Ages”.

An underrated slasher film, with a masked killer.

James & Mike talk candidly about The Ring (2002) Thanks to Travis from A Pyro Design for the logo!

Public Domain horror film. Today, I bring you one of the early Roger Corman schlock-fests.

Hollow Man (2000) Monster Madness movie review!

A special guest on Monster Madness! Joe Bob Briggs.

Cinemassacre's Monster Madness - Psycho series review.

Tony and James review one of the most iconic franchises in horror: EVIL DEAD!! It's an American supernatural horror comedy film franchise created by Sam Raimi consisting of four feature films and a television series starring Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams.

Welcome to Monster Madness 2019!! Mike and James review one of the worst movies in William Shatner's career. Incubus is a 1966 black-and-white American horror film filmed entirely in the constructed language Esperanto.

Welcome to Monster Madness 2019!! Kieran and James review one of the best Ernest movies of all time. Ernest Scared Stupid is a 1991 American comedy horror film directed by John R. Cherry III and starring Jim Varney. It is the fifth film to feature the character Ernest P. Worrell.

James and Mike re-unite (safely) to talk about what they think is the best horror movie of each decade. They cover the 1920's all the way up till today. Join them, in a cave where everything is a skull, and see what they picked! It's Cinemassacre's MONSTER MADNESS!

James and Mike reunite (safely) to talk about which version of famous monsters is the best and their favorite of a variety of monster species or categories. Everything from zombies, to werewolves, to ghosts gets dissected. It's Cinemassacre's MONSTER MADNESS!

Every October, it's a tradition to watch the original John Carpenter's Halloween, but what about the horror movies the characters are watching in Halloween? It's a familiar trope, the movie within the movie, something to compliment what's actually happening in the film. It could be a tribute to the movies the director grew up, but could there be more of a reason why these movies are on the TV? Is there a reason why Carpenter chose The Thing (1951), Forbidden Planet, and Night of the Living Dead specifically, or, was it all at random? That's what I'm investigating today!

First up is the 1960s with The Addams Family - Halloween, Addams Style!

This time, it’s the 70s with Happy Days' episode Haunted!

Cinemassacre's Monster Madness continues into 1980s TV shows with everyone's favorite lasagna eating cat, Garfield!

It's Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Screams Not On Screen! For the 2025 season, I'm looking at all of the things that make Halloween so great - starting with haunted houses! Plus, I went to one of Pennsylvania's scariest haunts "Reaper's Revenge" with Justin and got a behind-the-scenes tour. I also talked with Mike about the time we visited The Bates Motel haunted attraction.

It's Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Screams Not On Screen! Today I'm exploring the history of Halloween costumes, from traditional Celtic Samhain festivals to what we know All Hallows' Eve as today. I also look back at the different costumes I've worn over the years and what costumes stores have today.

It's Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Screams Not On Screen! Today I'm talking about Halloween decorations and how they've evolved over the years, from jack-o'-lanterns to animatronics.