Horror

André Øvredal‘s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark arrived on Digital this week ahead of its 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD release on November 5 from Lionsgate, but if you missed the film in theaters or just want to go see it again up on the big screen, you’ll be happy to hear that the

The word adorable and Stephen King’s It doesn’t always go hand and hand. But if you are a horror freak, then you are going to love this creepily romantic It themed photo shoot from an Oklahoma couple. The photo shoot featured Pennywise the clown and Georgie Denbrough. Marci Ann Tate donned an eerily detailed Pennywise

Well, Techland did say that they’d still be producing DLC for Dying Light while working on the sequel, but we certainly didn’t expect this! Just in time for Halloween, the devs have announced that Left 4 Dead 2 will be crossing over with Dying Light. No release date or details have been revealed for the

In spite of it being delayed alongside DOOM Eternal, Bethesda and id Software have released the official announcement trailer for the upcoming re-release of DOOM 64. The game will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC on March 20, 2020, and is included as a free pre-order bonus for DOOM Eternal. Originally developed

125 Shares Award-winning filmmaker Carlen May-Mann is set to release her Sundance selected horror short The Rat on October 23, 2019, through Gunpowder & Sky’s Alter. Horror Freak News has obtained this exclusive trailer that you don’t want to miss. [embedded content] The Rat was written and directed by Carlen May-Mann. The short horror film

Robert Eggers is quickly making a name for himself as a filmmaker with, shall we say, esoteric tastes. The director of The Witch and The Lighthouse makes horrifying folk tales set in isolated locales in unusual pockets of history, with dialogue ripped from the pages of actual documents. But that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have

In spite of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 being delayed to 2020, fans of the Vampire: The Masquerade universe won’t be left empty-handed this year, as developer Draw Distance has announced that Vampire: The Masquerade – Coteries of New York will launch for PC via Steam on December 4 and for Switch in Q1

160 Shares Another week-plus of screaming, running, avoiding chainsaws and hungry zombie jaws. Another week of looking over your shoulder, trying to decipher some strange whispering from the next room (was that a chant?) and rubbing your eyes in disbelief at all of the horrors laid out before you. Yes, it was another week in

Sick, Sick, Sick is a hypnotic, visceral look at loss and acceptance, expressed through a story about voodoo zombies that doesn’t fully come alive. Loss, obsession, and second chances are all ideas that fuel countless horror stories. It’s natural to think about ways for something as final as death to seem less ultimate. It’s comforting to

Unless your name is Resident Evil, there’s not a lot too cheer these days as a Japanese horror franchise. The perspective-swapping Siren has seemingly been left behind, Silent Hill has died a quiet death by pachinko, and the ghost-snapping Fatal Frame hasn’t had a prominent entry in years. At least there may still be a

Laurie and Michael Myers were never intended to be siblings… Just like the original Halloween was never supposed to have a sequel. It’s October! And although some of you may have seen this little tidbit from John Carpenter over the summer, we thought it was worth revisiting and placing in the appropriate context.  ComicBook.com spoke

Writer/Director Mike Flanagan has a pretty healthy relationship with Netflix, at least in terms of delivering quality horror. Last October’s The Haunting of Hill House series chilled viewers to their core. The year before that Flanagan adapted what was previously considered unadaptable; Stephen King’s Gerald’s Game. This Wild Card Sunday we’re going back to his

With horror industry heavy hitters already in place from the 1970s, the 1980s built upon that with the rise of brilliant minds in makeup and effects artists, as well as advances in technology. Artists like Rick Baker, Rob Bottin, Alec Gillis, Tom Woodruff Jr., Tom Savini, Stan Winston, and countless others delivered groundbreaking, mind-blowing practical

Knowing full well that I was going into the new Lucky McKee film, Kindred Spirits (holding its LA Premiere at this year’s 19th Annual Screamfest in Los Angeles), I had in mind the grit, the gore and the sometimes unforgiving aesthetic of some of his previous efforts. May, The Woman and his awesome Masters of

Saturday is Family Fun day during our 31 Days of Halloween celebration, and this entry is an absolute delight. A PG-13 horror comedy that serves as a perfect introductory course to the slasher, deconstructed tropes and all, The Final Girls also offers up a slew of endlessly likable characters. Characters that bring the emotion as

Sam Raimi hasn’t directed a horror film since Drag Me to Hell back in 2009, and we’ve learned the incredible news via THR tonight that his next movie will be…a horror movie! Raimi is directing an untitled horror film for Columbia Pictures, penned by Damian Shannon and Mark Swift (Freddy vs. Jason, Friday the 13th