Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from THIR13EN GHOSTS (2001)

One of our favorite and most memorable death scenes in a film involves this clever bisection.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980)

In honor of the holiday weekend, we show our love for the original camp counselor slasher.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from DREAMCATCHER (2003)

Alien possessions, the return of Donnie Wahlberg, and our new favorite phrase for stool sample.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from MISERY (1990)

A number one fan's moment of stalker madness takes shape.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE (1986)

The film that asks the question "Who made who?"

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from CHRISTINE (1983)

Probably the most iconic evil dream car, and her boy.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from 'The Curse of the Werewolf' (1961)

Oliver Reed commands this confusing "Werewolf in Spain" movie.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from 'The Mummy' (1959)

A bandage covered Christopher rises from the dead!

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from 'The Curse of Frankenstein' (1957)

"Look, I admit.  He isn’t a particularly good-looking specimen at present but don’t forget:  one’s facial character is built up on what lies behind it— in the brain.  A benevolent mind and the face assumes the pattern of benevolence.  An evil mind, and an evil face.  For this the brain of a genius will be used.  And when that brain starts to function within the frame the facial features will assume wisdom and understanding."

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from 'Horror of Dracula' (1958)

"I am Dracula and I welcome you to my house. I must apologize for not being here to greet you personally, but I trust you've found everything you needed."

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out features a still from an iconic film with a one-line review of the film.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954)

Before there was The Shape of Water, there was a swamp creature that couldn't find any love.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from THE MUMMY (1932)

When you can never get enough Karloff, the prescription is The Mummy.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from FRANKENSTEIN (1931)

The classic and definitive monster/horror film of all time.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from THE WOLF MAN (1941)

Before there was a full moon there was THE WOLF MAN, the film that made the full moon famous.

Creepercast Presents a Terror Time Out from DRACULA (1931)

One of the most important horror films of all time that defined a legacy and an icon.

It's Time for a Terror Time Out Featuring 'Halloween II' 1981

One picture alone tells a story and a horror film is full of still frames that stand out as works of art. A Terror Time out is when we feature a still from one of those films. Here is this weeks frame of horror fame.

Here we have a look at the struggle that Michael goes through going about his day murdering sinners. You can see the anguish in his face. But more so, the dripping blood like tears mocks his victims death.

A Terror Time Out featuring 'Bite'

Words can not describe the creepy crawly goriness of this film!

A Terror Time Out: Still from 'Darling' (2015)

There's a reason why Darling made Joel's Top 13 of 2016. She is the reason we love 'Darling'!