Ghouls Week: DEATHDREAM connects the origins of modern horror to Vietnam veterans — Moviejawn by Ryan Silberstein, Managing Editor, Red Herring Bob Clark’s Dead of Night –later retitled to the more familiar Deathdream –reinterprets the vampire myth and transposes it to Vietnam War-era Ameri...

MJ's @silberwhatever.bsky.social says, "DEATHDREAM is nothing if not direct, but if it only depicted a veteran who came back wrong with a ghoulish appearance and need for blood, I doubt it would resonate as hard as it does." #GhoulsWeek #SpookyJawn

Goblins Week: HIRUKO THE GOBLIN is a hidden gem worth digging up — Moviejawn by"Doc" Hunter Bush, Staff Writer Hiruko the Goblin, on the other hand, more accurately captures the feeling, energy, and humor of Evil Dead while, for the most part, playing in a totally differe...

MJ's @drhbus.bsky.social interrupts #SpookyJawn #GhoulsWeek to talk about #Goblins and says, "HIRUKO THE GOBLIN, more accurately captures the feeling, energy, and humor of EVIL DEAD while, for the most part, playing in a totally different space."

Ghouls Week: CEMETERY MAN found love in a hopeless place — Moviejawn by Zakiyyah Madyun, Staff Writer Michele Soavi’s Cemetery Man (1994) combines the grotesque, the sultry, and the existential with a modern beat that could only have come to fruition in the ‘90s.

MJ's Zakiyyah Madyun says, "Michele Soavi’s CEMETERY MAN (1994) combines the grotesque, the sultry, and the existential with a modern beat that could only have come to fruition in the ‘90s." #SpookyJawn #GhoulsWeek

Ghouls Week: How to know when you’ve been ghouled, hosted by The Crypt Keeper and BODY BAGS — Moviejawn by J †Johnson, Staff Writer We want to see what’s really under the surface, and The Crypt Keeper is the embodiment of that: a decomposing ghoul who shows us the dark heart of capitalist realism.&nbsp...

MJ's J †Johnson says, "Ghouls play everybody. They know we are united in our inability to look away from horror, and our love of cheap thrills and cheaper puns." #SpookyJawn #GhoulsWeek

Ghouls Week: Joining them–EVIL DEAD and the staying power of the Necronomicon — Moviejawn by Emily Maesar, Associate Editor, TVJawn A short film, five feature films, a three season television series, and an off-Broadway musical are among the ways you can encounter Deadites and the Dark On...

MJ's @emilymaesar.bsky.social kicks off #GhoulsWeek with an extensive look at the EVIL DEAD franchise. She says, "Evil never really dies, it's just waiting to be summoned again." #SpookyJawn