Enter ‘The Prison’ Next Month
The new Korean thriller, The Prison is bound for Digital and Blu-ray release on September 12th, and while it doesn’t sound (or look) like an outright genre film, it does Read more [...]
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Select Filmmakers Take Joy in Defecating on Bloggers?
Let me start this piece by saying that there is an amazing amount of open, welcoming filmmakers (who contribute to all genres, not just horror) out there that are really in Read more [...]
Arrow Honors George Romero with a Beautiful Box Set ‘George A. Romero: Between Night and Dawn’
It’s going to take a long time for the sting of the great George Romero’s passing to subside. He was a visionary and he started something that simple cannot be stopped. Read more [...]
The ‘Boots on the Ground’ Trailer Looks Like a Potential Win for Found Footage
Sometimes I love these found footage flicks, and sometimes I loathe them. But when a new entry in the sub-genre comes along, and it manages to look truly intriguing, it’s Read more [...]
This ‘Children of the Corn’ Filming Locations Video is One of the Best We’ve Seen
A lot of fanatics love to put these filming location videos together, and the idea, while extremely cool, often falls flat as a result of either stale narration or changes to Read more [...]
Check Out a Trio of Pics and a Trailer for Ryûhei Kitamura’s ‘Downrange’
The name Ryûhei Kitamura may not sound immediate bells in your noggin, but chances are you’ve seen The Midnight Meat Train (and quite possibly a slew of other Kitamura Read more [...]
5 Years Ago Today ‘Welcome Back, Kotter’ and ‘Friday the 13th Part VI’ Star Ron Palillo Died
Ron Palillo earned plenty of fame after working on hit series’ like Welcome Back, Kotter, Laverne & Shirley and Mork & Mindy, but he also popped up in a handful of Read more [...]
Here’s the ‘Annabelle: Creation’ Post Credits Scene
For all the attention people give some post-credits scenes, you’d think New Line would have dumped some major effort into the post credits sequence attached to the recently Read more [...]
Terror Films is Sending Three New Movies Home This Month
Terror Films may still be a relatively young company, but they are and have been doing some great things for horror on a very consistent basis. From the look of things, not Read more [...]
On This Day in Horror History: ‘The House by the Cemetery’ Spooked, ‘The Monster Squad’ Kept the Streets Safe and 2009 Gave Us ‘Grace’
August 14th hasn’t been a consistently amazing day for the horror genre, however, it has had its high points. One of those high points came in 1981 when Lucio Fulci turned Read more [...]
The 10 Best Horror Movies from 2010
2010 was a fair year that produced some good foreign horror, some good period pieces, a standout reboot or two, and a rare commercial homerun hit. It’s a mixed bag, but – Read more [...]
How Much Money Would the Full ‘Alien’ Franchise Have Made in Theaters Today?
Yep. We’re back at it, throwing numbers around like some obsessed mathematicians. Today we’re responding to a Facebook request. The question was simple: How much money Read more [...]
118 Years Ago Today Alfred Hitchcock Was Born
118 years ago on this day, August 13th, the great visionary, Alfred Hitchcock was born in Leytonstone, Essex, England. It didn’t take long for Hitchcock to pursue his goal Read more [...]
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