This was my third year attending Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando and it was another great year. ​This time we opted for the Rush of Fear pass where you can attend any or the permitted nights within the first few weeks of the event. This is cost effective option for locals or those wanting to attend multiple nights. The down side? The weather in September is not as forgiving and going multiple nights will impact your wallet. The IP houses this year where i

Tonight begins our 3-4 day Halloween Horror Nights 'Rush of Fear' at Universal Orlando. My cousins, you may know them as Board Villain are in town for their annual frightful vacation. Be sure to follow Pretty Scary on Twitter @_prettyscary for updates throughout the night, Instagram @pretty_scary for lots of pictures and our Facebook page in case we potentially go live! My list of the houses I am most excited for is on the left. As you may already know... I'm not a huge fan o

The Neon Demon was released earlier this year in select theaters; unfortunately, none of those theaters were near the happiest place on earth. For months the reviews and images from the film have been all over my social media; I was excited to finally see what all of the hype has been about. The women, the filmography and music work together to paint a hauntingly beautiful scene. Visually, the movie is hard to look away from. But the story, it will feel unoriginal and like it

Holidays is a collective of short but immersive horror films corresponding with nine calendar holidays, each by a different director. Some of the more notable directors include Kevin Smith (Tusk), Dennis Widmyer (Starry Eyes), and Gary Shore (Dracula Untold.) Holidays premiered this year at the 2016 Tribeca Film festival but is now available on Netflix. At first, I was a little reluctant thinking that Holidays would be similar to ABC’s of death. I really enjoyed Holidays and