Danger can Happen at MetroCon 2026!
Enjoy a Hell Monkey match and a Kaiju Big Battel Panel at MetroCon in the very same video! Watch here. And see Kaiju Big Battel’s Timmy DLC and Japandroid at the MetroCon Exhibition Hall here.
Fear of the Other: Hope (2026) Turns the Creature Feature Inside Out
At The Movie Sleuth, the Gutter’s own Michelle Kisner watches Hope (South Korea, 2026). “A fun fact about raccoons is that they have super-sensitive paws, and they get over half of their sensory input from their sense of touch. Because of this, when they find food in the […]
No Longer Prey: On Situational Awareness, A Wounded Fawn (2022), and Kuroneko (1968)
One afternoon, I was out listening to music on a walk. A guy stopped me on the sidewalk in front of a church to inform me that walking around outside with both earbuds in isn’t safe. He thought I didn’t realize it’s important to be able to hear […]
Fantasia 2026: “Pursued by the Past”
The Gutter’s own Sachin Hingoo watched Métis director Tim Riedel’s Ancestral Beasts (2026) at Fantasia! “Every horror movie is about confronting trauma of some kind. Sometimes – usually – it’s the actual, real-life source of that trauma like a masked killer, a ghost, or a monster in the […]
“Trailer Time: Godzilla Minus Zero”
At Biff Bam Pop, the Gutter’s own Sachin Hingoo has some thoughts on the new trailer for Takashi Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus Zero. Read them here.
The Feminine Critique: “The Brides of Frankenstein’s Monster”
At the Feminine Critique Podcast, friends of the Gutter Emily Intravia and Christine Makepeace “cordially invite you to the most awkward double wedding in cinematic history. On this obvious episode, the ladies tackle 1935’s Bride of Frankenstein and 1985’s The Bride. It’s a scream!” Listen here.
