About Dante Aaricks

A writer of Horror, or any other genre that allows the macabre to trespass, Dante Aaricks is also a huge fan of comic books, anime, loud guitars, phat beats, and terrible puns. Dante can usually be found haunting local music venues, old movie theaters, or social media (@MySkallen). His stories can be found here.

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The New Flesh - Does It Hurt
May 4, 2024
Our boy Dante takes a look at two movies that you can’t deny were way ahead of their time: Miike’s Audition and Cronenberg’s Videodrome.
Feral cover 2
May 2, 2024
Feral #2 from Image Comics continues the outbreak of carnage as close to the edge of R-rated as a Disney homage can get.
Nukem High Faculty
April 26, 2024
BIC’s Dante Aaricks has a Grindhouse double feature of The Faculty and Class of Nuke ‘Em High for fans and those yet to discover.
Heather Zoom
April 15, 2024
The brutal remake spree of Lionsgate continues as they team with Blumhouse to go back in the woods to find the Blair Witch.
Feral cover 3
April 10, 2024
BIC’s Dante has a review of the mashup of Disney and 28 Days Later that is the furry wooded adventure from Image Comics, Feral #1.
Ash (Ashley Moore) finds her night taking a turn for the worse in Festival of the Living Dead (2024), TUBI
April 4, 2024
The Soska Sisters have unveiled the first official trailer for their George Romero tribute film, ‘Festival of the Living Dead’.
Carpenter in Body Bags
April 2, 2024
We show no mercy and rank John Carpenter’s film from worst to best. Some entries might surprise you, except 1 and maybe 2.
Chauncey-Pyper-Imaginary
March 14, 2024
In the review of Blumhouse’s new thriller Imaginary, our writer Dante wonders how this company didn’t come up with a more imaginative plot.
Laugh go Brandon
March 8, 2024
Real art is forever. The Crow and Brandon Lee’s performance will never die, no matter what Bill Skarsgard looks like or does.
Eric Draven returns on James O'Barr's cover to The Crow: Special Edition (2011), Gallery Books
March 4, 2024
Lionsgate’s upcoming ‘The Crow’ remake has unveiled Bill Skarsgård’s version of Eric Draven – and fans are not happy.