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The Twilight Zone Movie Helicopter Crash (1982)
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Movies
On July 23, 1982, a helicopter crash during filming of Twilight Zone: The Movie killing actor Vic Morrow and two child actors, Myca Dinh Le and Renee Shin-Yi Chen, and triggered sweeping changes to film industry safety standards.
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The FREE Album ONE by THE HORROR STREAM LIVE
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Audio
01 THE HORROR STREAM LIVE
02 Thriller - The Return
03 Playing Pixels
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Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974)
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Series
Alright, buckle up, because this is the story of a man who’s basically the human equivalent of a Wi-Fi signal—constantly searching for the source of a mystery, but always ending up in the wrong room with the wrong ghost. Meet Carl Kolchak, a reporter whose job is to uncover the truth, but whose life is a never-ending series of "Wait, that can't be real... can it?" moments.
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Poltergeist 2: They Never Left (Fan Fiction)
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Books
The house had been gone for years.
After the events of Poltergeist, the Freelings never spoke about Cuesta Verde again. Not in public. Not to friends. Not even to each other. They moved, changed cities, changed routines—tried to bury it like the developers had buried everything else.
But something followed.
It started small.
A chair slightly out of place.
The TV flickering to static at exactly 2:37 a.m.
A voice—not loud enough to understand, but familiar enough to dread.
Carol Anne was older now. Old enough to know better. Old enough to pretend she didn’t hear it.
Until the night she answered back.
“I’m not afraid of you anymore.”
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Watch the Creepshow Series for FREE on Tubi
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Series
Welcome, foolish mortals, to Creepshow — where every episode is basically your therapist's worst nightmare wrapped in a comic book! 🧟
Sit back, relax, and let The Creep (yes, an actual puppet, because why not?) guide you through tales of demons, ghosts, vampires, werewolves, and zombies. You know, the usual Tuesday night lineup.
Based on the beloved 1982 film, this anthology series proves that horror never gets old — unlike its victims. With a rotating cast of Hollywood's finest and a 97% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it's basically the only show where getting eaten alive counts as a happy ending.
So grab your popcorn, turn off the lights, and remember: whatever you do... don't look under the bed. (Too late.)
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Watch the One Step Beyond Series for FREE on The Internet Archive
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Series
Welcome, brave souls and skeptical minds alike, to One Step Beyond — where history whispers, ghosts RSVP, and mushrooms might just be the universe’s weirdest life coaches. Hosted by the ever-so-serious John Newland (who also directed every episode, because why not multitask while staring into the void?), this show promises “real” stories… or at least ones that sound real if you squint and ignore the part where a fortune teller screams at a party. Think of it as The Twilight Zone’s slightly more earnest cousin who still believes in “human record” — even when that record includes psychic mushrooms and ghosts waltzing in Victorian ballrooms. Grab your salt (for protection, not popcorn) — you’re about to step beyond… and maybe never come back.
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Read more: Watch the One Step Beyond Series for FREE on The Internet Archive
Tusk (2014) Review by Screaming Soup
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Movies
Ladies, gentlemen, and people who’ve accidentally found this while searching for ‘cute walrus videos’ — welcome Scream Freaks, where we review horror movies so weird, even your therapist would say, ‘Maybe lay off the popcorn for a bit.’
Tonight’s feature? Tusk — the movie that asks the important question: What if a podcast host got turned into a walrus by a guy who’s basically Moby Dick’s emo cousin? Spoiler: It’s as bonkers as it sounds. And yes, Johnny Depp shows up… dressed like a Canadian detective who lost his GPS and his dignity.
Grab your rubber gloves, your emotional support snacks, and maybe a therapist — because this review’s got more twists than a pretzel in a haunted carnival. Let’s dive in… or at least, let’s try not to scream too loud.
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What Was The First Slasher Movie?
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- Written by: Gary Johnston
- Category: Movies
Alright, gather 'round horror nerds, because we need to have a very serious, very nerdy argument about which movie first decided that "a lot of stabbing" was a legitimate plot structure.
You'd think this would be simple. It's not. Nothing in horror is ever simple.
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