AMC Drops ‘Sinners’ Popcorn Buckets!
If you needed another reason to head back to the theater, Ryan Coogler's horror epic Sinners just gave you 16 of them. To celebrate its record-breaking haul of 16 Oscar nominations—the most for any single film in Academy history—the movie is officially back on the...
Tom Payne’s Killer Series “Prodigal Son” Lands on Netflix
Back in 2019, "Prodigal Son" first hit the airwaves. And it instantly clawed its way onto our "Top 10 Shows of the Year" list. It was dark, twisted, and dangerously addictive. Fast forward seven years to 2026, and the show has finally made its grand debut on...
Prime Video Orders New Dark and Twisted Series “Dirty”
Prime Video is officially diving into some family drama—but with a much higher body count. The streamer just greenlit "Dirty," a gritty new UK original series that promises to be way more intense than your average police procedural. A Family Reunion from Hell Set...
‘Greenland 2: Migration’ is Coming Home!
The world technically "ended" five years ago, but for the Garrity family, the nightmare is just getting its second wind. While the first film was all about the frantic race to get underground, Greenland 2: Migration proves that surviving the blast was actually the...
The New ‘Don’t Look Too Long’ Trailer Unleashes a Digital Nightmare
If you get creeped out by how much of your life is stored on your hard drive, you might want to keep the lights on for this one. Campfirehaven has just dropped the official trailer for Don't Look Too Long, an indie horror flick that's ready to turn your digital...
Movie Review: Dracula (2026)
Visionary director Luc Besson (The Fifth Element, Léon: The Professional) is back, and he's traded the sci-fi neon and hitman grit for something far more elegant, atmospheric, and ultimately, heartbreaking. His latest work, Dracula (originally titled Dracula: A...
Master of Horror Heading to Alaska for New Series “John Carpenter Presents”
The "Master of Horror" is officially stepping back into the shadows. John Carpenter—the legend behind Halloween, The Thing, and Escape from New York—is returning to our screens with a brand-new project that sounds like a total throwback to his grittiest work. The...
True Crime Series “Lost Women” and “FEDS” Return to ID With New Seasons
Investigation Discovery is loading up its schedule for late February and March with some heavy-hitting true crime. Get ready for the return of the Emmy-nominated "LOST WOMEN" franchise and a brand-new season of "FEDS," both produced by Octavia Spencer's Orit...
Corin Hardy’s ‘Whistle’ Features a Death So Gruesome He Did a Double-Take
Director Corin Hardy (The Nun, Gangs of London) doesn't play around when it comes to visuals. But his upcoming flick, Whistle, is reportedly taking things to a level even he wasn't prepared for. Get ready, because this sounds like the high-stakes, "cursed object"...
A First Look at Jason Momoa as Lobo in ‘Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow’
The Main Man has officially entered the building! James Gunn just sent the internet into a total frenzy by dropping the first look at Jason Momoa as the intergalactic bounty hunter Lobo in the upcoming film Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. In a hype-inducing video...
Movie Review: Luther the Geek (1989) – Troma Blu-ray
While witnessing a Geek decapitate a chicken with his mouth during a sideshow, young Luther takes a tumble and accidentally knocks out his teeth. This of course causes him to fashion new ones out of metal which he uses for murderous mayhem before being...
Horror Movie ‘Dooba Dooba’ Pulled Just Before This Weekend’s Release
Just as horror fans were clearing their weekend schedules for the lo-fi nightmare Dooba Dooba, the film has mysteriously vanished. Dark Sky Films pulled the movie from theaters and digital platforms just as it was about to hit the finish line. And they're giving...
‘Spilled Milk,’ Part of Jordan Peele’s “No Drama” Collection, Debuts Trailer
Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions is at it again, proving that even the most mundane chores can be turned into a total nightmare. Their latest project, a short film titled Spilled Milk, takes that old cliché about a dad "going out for milk" and gives it a...
Another ‘Evil Dead’ Movie Has Just Been Announced Starring Zach Gilford!
It's a great time to be a horror fan! We're still six months away from the release of Evil Dead Burn; however, New Line Cinema and Sony Pictures are already doubling down. They've officially greenlit another Evil Dead movie! Following the massive success of Evil...
Movie Review: Frightmare (1983) – Troma Blu-ray
A group of college kids/fright flick fans, among them Stu (whom I mention because he’s played by the legendary Jeffrey Combs of Re-Animator and From Beyond to name but a few), get a wild hair up their collective asses to steal the corpse of their idol, actor Conrad...
“TWD” Star Leads Upcoming WWII Horror Film ‘Unknown Company’
Get ready for a wild ride that mixes historical grit with supernatural chills! Ross Marquand—who we all know and love as Aaron from "The Walking Dead"—is officially starring in a brand-new WWII horror-thriller called Unknown Company, and Deadline just gave us a...
Brie Larson Starring in J.J. Abrams’ New Horror Film ‘Fail-Safe’
The Cannes market just got a whole lot more interesting. Oscar winner and Captain Marvel star Brie Larson is set to lead a brand-new creature feature film titled Fail-Safe. And the talent attached to this project is honestly ridiculous. A Secret in the Suburbs...
Game Review: ‘Ebola Village’
Recently, I wrote about the controversy with Ebola Village and the controversy it caused among gamers. The game has been on Steam for a while, but has now been ported to consoles. Well, in a twist of fate, I'm here today with a review of the game in question by...
An Interview with Primate’s Director of Photography Stephen Murphy
At this point, everyone has heard the buzz surrounding the horror film Primate, now playing in theaters. When it comes to a movie or a series, one of the most critical roles on set is that of the Director of Photography (also known as the Director of...
Rachel McAdams “Brings Home the Bacon”: Two New ‘Send Help’ Clips Wash Ashore
We are this close to a new Sam Raimi masterpiece, and honestly, we can practically taste the island's salt air. To hold you over for the final few days, two brand-new clips for Send Help just dropped, and the tension is already off the charts. The first clip shows...
Ancient Horrors Meets Modern Terror in ‘The Morrigan’
If you’ve ever thought about going on an archaeological dig in a remote corner of Ireland, you might want to watch this movie first. Cineverse just announced that their latest supernatural thriller, The Morrigan, is set to haunt your living room soon. Ancient...
Review: Shoe Palace Unleashes Killer New Horror Collections
I'm a sucker for anything horror, so when I learned that Shoe Palace is releasing three new horror collections, I had to get my hands on some of the collections that feature shirts, hoodies, and joggers from the horror franchises, Chucky, Nightmare on Elm Street...
Shoe Palace Unleashes Nightmare On Elm & Friday The 13th Collections
When it comes to horror fans, there are few things they love more than clothing featuring iconic films and their favorite characters. Shoe Palace, who recently released a killer line inspired by the Chucky franchise is back with two new franchises to be added to...
Ella Rebecca Horton | Oct 6, 2023 | 2 min read
Sneak Peek: A Look At The Soon To Be Released “The Walking Dead” Complete Collection”
When it comes to horror themed series, few reach the magnitude and popularity of "The Walking Dead," a two-time Primetime Emmy® Award-winning TV series. Ahead of the October 17th release of “The Walking Dead” Complete Collection, we've got a sneak peek to share...
First Images Surface From The New ‘The Strangers’ Trilogy
Ahead of its release in 2024 and the upcoming panel at New York Comic Con, we have the first images from the upcoming Strangers franchise reboot that will span a trilogy, with the first film being The Strangers: Chapter 1, directed by Renny Harlin (Cliffhanger, Die...
