Horror

In anticipation of the new version of Dracula hitting Netflix tomorrow, a new trailer for the adaptation by the creators of Sherlock (Mark Gattis and Steven Moffat) has been released to get your mouth watering for the BBC/Netflix Co-Production which already has begun to ravage the London cityscape on New Year’s Day on BBC One. 

As he revealed to us this past summer, Sam Raimi and company are working on a brand new installment in the Evil Dead film franchise, with Bruce Campbell noting in October that Raimi has hand-picked a “new filmmaker” to take over directing duties. All we can really be sure of at this time is that

The first scare in Nicolas Pesce’s The Grudge is so perfunctory you might hardly even notice it. There’s just a ghost in an alleyway, without so much as a “by your leave” or a “boo.” It looks as though these ghosts aren’t even trying anymore, which is a fitting way to describe this half-remake, half-reboot,

Lin Shaye is a horror staple, from her appearances in the Insidious films to showing up just about everywhere in the horror genre and she is showing up here in this clip that was shared with Bloody Disgusting earlier today from the new Grudge reboot that will be hitting theaters tonight!  In the clip, Lin

So, remember back in October where during a drunken night of brainstorming, Suda51 and Swery65 hatched the idea for a new horror game called Hotel Barcelona? And while they had claimed that they were in talks with Devolver Digital over the game (turns out the indie publisher was surprised at this, since they hadn’t), we

*Keep up with our ongoing end of the decade coverage here* While trends come and go in film, horror has steadfastly remained reliable at the box office. No matter what decade, you can count on horror to pull in the numbers at the box office. Even when most snub their noses at the genre. While

Blumhouse is at the forefront of the new era of horror making films for a relatively small budget with the quality still being top-notch. And they are trying their hands at remaking a cult classic in The Craft.  The new version will be helmed by writer/director Zoe Lister-Jones and when one of the stars, Michelle

After a perfect teaser, Paramount Pictures has now released the full trailer for John Krasinski‘s A Quiet Place: Part II, which brings upon the return of Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe, reprising their roles from last year’s film. Last we saw the Abbot family, the monsters were invading their home and Evelyn was ready for battle. The sequel

*Keep up with our ongoing end of the decade coverage here* At some point, remakes developed a bad reputation, even though quite a few of the best movies ever made were just new versions of a story already made into a movie before. And quite a few of those classic remakes are horror films, like

Recently it was reported that The Witcher was 3rd behind its sister show from Netflix Stranger Things, and Disney Plus’ Star Wars: The Mandalorian in terms of in-demand streaming, but the adaptation starring Henry Cavill is no longer in 3rd place. Business Insider has reported that per data from Parrot Analytics, The Witcher has now

Released 30 years ago this month in Japan, Castlevania 3: Dracula’s Curse can be seen as a return to form after the brief experimentation of Simon’s Quest. That’s not a knock against either game, though the RPG aspects of Simon’s Quest were seeds that would take almost a decade to come to fruition with Symphony

The holidays- New Year’s Eve, especially- are a time dedicated to excess. It’s only fitting that End of Days, an action-horror hybrid starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and set in the days leading up to New Year’s, honors the spirit of this time of year with a glut of over the top entertainment and outlandish narrative turns. Released

For the fans of the now-defunct Walking Dead comic book, you know how different the show is from the graphic novels. Certain things are kept out of the show that are in the book because let’s be honest, they are too graphic. Whereas other things, like the loss of Rick Grimes hand which played a

*Keep up with our ongoing end of the decade coverage here* Merging horror and comedy templates might be cinema’s greatest challenge. Tip the scales either way, risk driving away audiences who aren’t expecting a one-sided affair. Zombie outbreaks, household hauntings, even deadly children’s games can all benefit from comedic engagements so long as terror or

Recently Rob Zombie had some harsh words for his debut film House of 1000 Corpses, saying that all he could see if flaw after flaw.  This time, however, it’s not a filmmaker criticizing the finished product, its the composer.  Trent Reznor was one of the people behind the score for the hugely successful Netflix adaptation

In celebration of 35 years of Alien a few years back, NECA released the first-ever action figures of Ellen Ripley that featured the likeness and approval of Sigourney Weaver, and next year they’re taking their figure of Ripley from the original classic to a whole new level. Previewed as a special little Christmas treat this

Part of Full Moon’s “Deadly Ten” project, the iconic Puppet Master character Blade is getting his own spinoff solo film with Blade: The Iron Cross, headed our way in early 2020. In Blade: The Iron Cross, directed by John Lechago: “For decades the fans have been clamoring for it, and now Full Moon delivers with

If you are looking for toys made in reference to some of the most obscure and outrageous parts of films, you really need to be checking out Readful Things. Some of the craziest figures that you can imagine, from the melting face sequence in Raiders of the Lost Ark to a burnt Ben Tramer from