Horror

Salem Horror Fest returns this October with a series of programs and double features that will explore our nation’s fear of invasion.  “They’ve meddled in our elections. They’re storming our borders. We’re in constant fear of some outside force taking over, we often forget our own role in wiping out an entire population of indigenous
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Lionsgate has acquired a feature pitch from A Monster Calls writer Patrick Ness titled The Monster, Deadline reports today, which is being compared to the classic tale of Frankenstein. The Monster is said to be “a sparky contemporary horror film with a new take on the Frankenstein mythology.” Temple Hill is attached to produce the
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At Inside Xbox, InXile’s Wasteland 3 popped up to say hello with a new gameplay-based trailer that brought the blood, snow, and radiation in equal measure. The chilly-looking footage dubbed ‘The Patriarch of Colorado‘ sees the Wastelanders embroiled in wintry combat, taking cover as flurries of snow obscures visibility for all. There are robot spiders
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While we continue waiting for Sony’s new live-action feature film to finally get off the ground, Kevin Smith announced at Power-Con tonight that he’s developing a brand new animated “Masters of the Universe” series for Netflix. Yes, *that* Kevin Smith! As reported by Variety, the series will be titled “Masters of the Universe: Revelation.” The
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The third and final installment of Stephen Cognetti’s Hell House LLC franchise, Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire, is headed to Shudder later this year, and we’ve got a new clip today. Check it out below, via Terror Films. Writer/director Stephen Cognetti and producer Joe Bandelli have returned for the new installment, along with many of the original Hell House
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Brought to our attention by America’s Most Haunted today, William Morrow Paperbacks will be releasing The Last Seance next month, a brand new collection of supernatural tales from Agatha Christie, the Queen of Mystery. The book collects Christie’s “spookiest and most sinister stories,” including one that has never before been published in the United States. “For
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Published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, Stephen King‘s Roadwork was first released in 1981, later collected together with other stories in 1985’s The Bachman Books. The book’s official description reads, “It’s all coming to an end for Barton Dawes. The city’s Highway 784 extension is in the process of being constructed right across town and
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