Michael Roffman

1 week ago | bloody-disgusting.com | Michael Roffman

Fluid Boys & Peckerheads. It seems like just yesterday that we were doing a themed month on Doppelgängers and deception (it was actually last month), and while we concluded March with discussions of classics like Invasion of the Body Snatchers (listen) and The Stepford Wives (listen), we took a break for a week to look at David Fincher’s Panic Room (listen).

2 weeks ago | consequence.net | Michael Roffman

This article was originally published in 2020. It has been republished in 2025 in celebration of the show’s 35th anniversary. From the Double R Diner to the Roadhouse and One Eyed Jacks, the various locales of Twin Peaks offer something memorable for viewers. Twin Peaks as a whole exudes an ethereal air; there is something deeper to the pies and the damn-fine coffee. Much of Twin Peaks’ intrigue lends itself to the mystique of these settings and the surreal, provocative vibes they present.

3 weeks ago | bloody-disgusting.com | Michael Roffman

Tomorrow, Thursday, April 3rd, Master of Horror John Carpenter will be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 11:30am PT. To celebrate, Bloody Disgusting will be streaming the ceremony live on Instagram. Follow us and be sure to plan accordingly!As previously reported, Hollywood Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Steve Nissen will serve as emcee for the event, with guest speakers to be announced. The dedication ceremony will be live streamed on the Walk of Fame website.

3 weeks ago | bloody-disgusting.com | Michael Roffman

In 2025, the Halloweenies are celebrating the storied legacy of the Universal Monsters. Dracula, Wolf Man, Frankenstein, his Bride, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Invisible Man… all will be covered. In fact, each monster is getting their own month, giving the Halloweenies plenty of time to dig deep into their respective origins and chart their influence over the past century and some change.

3 weeks ago | bloody-disgusting.com | Michael Roffman

“You weren’t supposed to help her.”Who doesn’t love a good urban legend? From Bloody Mary and the ghostly passenger to alligators in the sewers and a killer in the backseat, we love an ominous story passed to us from a friend of a friend. We know it probably isn’t true, but … what if it is? While urban legends filter through the horror genre, no film infuses this classic example of modern folklore with millennial tech like Gore Verbinski’s The Ring.