Horror

We Love Premarital Sex! After spending the last two weeks discussing good horror comedies like Jordan Rubin‘s 2014 creature feature horror comedy Zombeavers and Chuck Russell’s 1988 remake of The Blob, Joe and I are time traveling to the year 2455 to watch Jim Isaac‘s much-maligned 10th installment in the Friday the 13th franchise: Jason X! In the film,

The dominos have begun to fall as festivals are being canceled and studios are closing their doors. This morning Paramount Pictures pulled A Quiet Place Part II from their release schedule and now Disney is following suit. 20th Century Studios/Marvel’s The New Mutants and Searchlight’s horror pic Antlers are off the release schedule, reports Deadline, adding that

The SXSW Film Festival was set to kick off this week in Austin, Texas, and one of the highlights of the Midnight program was The Toll, the Michael Nader-directed psychological thriller that was to World Premiere this coming Sunday, March 15th. The cancellation of the festival has hurt a lot of independent films and filmmakers,

If there’s been one real standout episode of Hulu and Blumhouse’s holiday-themed anthology series “Into the Dark” thus far it’s no doubt Nacho Vigalondo’s Pooka!, which premiered back in December 2018. The film centered on a hit new holiday toy that wreaks havoc on the actor tasked with bringing the character to life, introducing fan

The marketing campaign may be leaning heavily on bright pops of color but this latest image from “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” makes it clear that the zombies are as nasty as ever. Along with the new image, we have a new poster that again goes heavy on the bright colors. Fitting, as the show

The box office success of Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man has made Universal’s iconic monsters popular again, and THR reports tonight that Karyn Kusama (Jennifer’s Body, The Invitation, Destroyer) has been set to direct a new take on Dracula for Blumhouse Productions. THR notes, “The project isn’t housed at Universal yet, and technically, it could be made at

With Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man now a certified hit at the box office, Universal is guaranteed to be eyeing over the rest of their classic monsters to see which ones they ought to entrust to Blumhouse next. Of course, that is assuming that they will continue to rent their horror IP out to the

Scream Factory has announced a handful of upcoming horror titles for June 2020, including Thirteen Ghosts (2001), Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, Orca and The Hills Run Red! Here’s everything you need to know about all four releases, with art down below. THIRTEEN GHOSTS (2001) The gory 2001 remake of the William Castle original

One of my own most anticipated albums of the year is Code Orange‘s UNDERNEATH, arriving this coming Friday the 13th of March. To hype this weekend’s release, the band has shared an excellent new track, “Sulfur Surrounding,” with an animated music video created by Code Orange’s own Eric ‘Shade’ Balderose streaming on the band’s YouTube channel. “‘Sulfur Surrounding’ is

Sadly, while we still haven’t gotten anything close to an announcement regarding the return of the Silent Hill franchise (despite that “too good to be true” rumour a few weeks back), fans are once again coming to the rescue. In this case, 3D artist and animator Hoolopee (who also created a PS1 demake trailer for

If the recent teases by Capcom of the Resident Evil 3 remake haven’t convinced you, Capcom have releases a new 16-minute gameplay comparison of the upcoming remake versus the original 1999 PlayStation release. The PlayStation crew are joined by RE3 producer Peter Fabiano, who covers a bit of the new stuff available in the game

Based on the Hit Film is a series of articles looking at the video game spin-offs and adaptations of popular horror and genre movies. The Slasher Flick is one of my favorite sub-genres in film, having provided me with countless hours of intense thrills and occasional laughs since I was a budding teenager. Clearly, I’m

Cinedigm has acquired the domestic rights to the upcoming horror thriller The Voices, co-directed by Wesley Alley and Bradley Fowler, Bloody Disgusting learned. “The story follows a young woman who seeks sanctuary at a remote family home, where she struggles to cope with her sister’s schizophrenia. All too soon, however, her own sanity begins to

In the direct wake of frequent collaborator Leigh Whannell hitting a home run for Universal with The Invisible Man (now playing in theaters, don’t miss it!), we’ve learned tonight via THR that James Wan is now developing a monster movie for Universal Studios! Robbie Thompson (“Supernatural”) is writing the script, and Wan will be producing

If you’re wanting more details on next month’s Resident Evil 3, this month’s Online Xbox Magazine is happy to oblige. The issue has revealed several new details, including one that breaks the series’ norms. Keep in mind, some of these details contain spoilers, so you’ve been warned! Anyways, here are the details: It is confirmed

This year kicked off with a bang with the arrival of BBC’s series “Dracula” on Netflix here in the States (read our review), a three-episode tale starring Claes Bang as the title character. Without spoiling anything for those who’ve yet to watch Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat’s take on the classic blood-sucker, the story wraps

Warner Bros. Pictures is set to release the first full-length animated Scooby-Doo adventure for the big screen on May 14, 2020, and the new (and final) trailer has arrived today. Titled Scoob!, the movie tells the never-before told stories of Scooby-Doo’s origins and the greatest mystery in the career of the group known as Mystery Inc. The

In a wild turn of events, Sam Raimi has replaced Scott Derrickson as the director of Doctor Strange 2 and now Derrickson is replacing Raimi as the director of Skydance’s Bermuda. Variety reports that Derrickson will direct the Bermuda Triangle thriller for Skydance, and he’s also going to rewrite the script with Sinister collaborator C.

Despite it being one of the Kickstarter goals, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night director Koji Igarashi took to the project’s official Kickstarter to tell fans that the Roguelike option for the game has to be scrapped. In its place, there will be a new Randomizer option. “One of the promised stretch goals for the game

We just learned last week that the debut season of Shudder’s “Creepshow” will be airing on AMC later this year, and we’ve learned today that it’s also coming to Blu-ray soon. Season One of “Creepshow” comes to DVD & Blu-ray on May 19, 2020. Special Features include: Cast and Crew Interviews Behind the Scenes Footage

Horror and science fiction have always been a part of the television canvas, and constant attempts have been made over the years to produce classic entertainment. Some have fallen by the wayside, while others became mainstream phenomena. With “TV Terrors,” we take a look back at the many genre efforts from the 80’s, 90’s, and

Tim Cappello is best known amongst us horror fans as the oiled-up saxophonist in Joel Schumacher’s The Lost Boys (1987), but he’s been finding his way into pop culture as of late. Bottleneck Gallery in NYC is celebrating the coming-of-age vampire classic with two limited products that go on sale tomorrow, Tuesday (3/3) @ 12PM ET. The first

‘Castlevania’ returns with its best season yet as the demon-slaying animated series pushes its characters and story to delirious new heights. “It’s us against the world. Same as it always was.” Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest has turned into a famous meme as the game’s hero complains about “what a terrible night to have a curse”

The case around P.T. and Silent Hills is still a sore spot for many Silent Hill fans, but this rumour (and it’s only just a rumour) makes it seem like we might have those dashed hopes resolved. As you know, Kojima has been watching horror movies in preparation for Kojima Productions’ next game. Sony is

‘The Ninth Configuration,’ William Peter Blatty’s surreal meditation on faith, as well as an ‘Exorcist’ pseudo sequel, still holds up 40 years later. “Everything A-OK there, spaceman?” Current entertainment culture is out of control. There was a point when sequels were inevitable for popular films and maybe a beloved blockbuster would garner a prequel, but

Fresh off the critical and box office success of this weekend’s The Invisible Man, writer/director Leigh Whannell has inked a two-year overall deal with Blumhouse, THR reports today. “The first-look deal will include projects [Whannell] writes, directs or produces,” the site notes. Blumhouse and Whannell have a long history together, collaborating on various genre films

Best known to horror fans for her role as Gale Weathers in all four of Wes Craven’s Scream movies, Courteney Cox is set for a return to horror in the upcoming Starz pilot “Shining Vale.” The half-hour horror-comedy comes from “Divorce” creator Sharon Horgan, “Trial & Error” co-creator Jeff Astrof and Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment. Deadline reports that

Developers Stormind Games and Darril Arts have released the first in a series of dev diaries detailing the development of the upcoming Remothered: Broken Porcelain, a sequel to Clock Tower-inspired cult hit Remothered: Tormented Fathers. The six-minute video shows a fresh glimpse at the game in action, as well as a look at how the

I’m a huge fan of Valiant Comics, who took on mainstream publishers with their crude artwork and (IMO) better storytelling. It was only a matter of time until we’d see the Valiant comics come to life on the big screen, unfortunately, it’s launching with the not-so-great-looking Bloodshot, which stars Vin Diesel as Ray Garrison, a man who is

In Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man, Elisabeth Moss plays Cecilia, a woman whose nightmare is only just beginning after escaping from an abusive relationship. Her ex commits suicide and leaves her his fortune under specific criteria, but she soon suspects that his death was a hoax. That he’s still there, unseen and stalking her. Based on