Review – Clive Barker’s The Scarlet Gospels (2015)
Clive Barker has long been a master of horror but with his latest book, The Scarlet Gospels, he takes his place as THE master of
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Fright-Rags creates new Garbage Pail Kids characters based on horror favorites
Last year, Fright-Rags teamed with famed Garbage Pail Kids artist Brent Engstrom to create their own Garbage Pail Kid: “Fright Rag Freddy.” They’re back with four new
The Horrors of AutoCorrect to premiere on Eli Roth’s Crypt TV
Crypt TV, the new digital genre studio co-founded by Hostel and Cabin Fever director Eli Roth, will exclusively premiere The Horrors of AutoCorrect for free
It’s death by llama in the new trailer for Llamageddon!!!
Rare is it that something crosses our desks that has such a profound cultural impact on our generation that we are FORCED to share it
Ray Bradbury’s Pillar Of Fire: Bill Oberst Jr. Solo Show Opens In Hollywood
Los Angeles, CA (May 28, 2015): Once upon a time, when Americans burned their horror comics, a young man named Ray Bradbury fought back with
Interview: Gautier Cazenave – Director of Sherlock Holmes. vs Frankenstein
King Kong vs. Godzilla. Alien vs. Predator. Batman vs. Superman. Now we have Sherlock Holmes vs Frankenstein to add to the list of awesome crossover
Review: Poltergeist
Another day, another pointless remake. Poltergeist this time. You know the drill. Family moves into house atop ancient Indian burial ground. Ghosts wreck havoc etc.
Interview: Michael A. Isaacs – Director of Who’s There?
Who’s There? Is shaping up to be one of the creepiest films in recent memory, with an awesome cast to boot, as director Michael A.
Interview: Christopher Miron – Director of Pitching the Tent
Ah, camping, the great outdoors, beautiful surroundings, being at peace with nature, being brutally murdered, wait… Christopher Miron tells s about the dark side
Interview: Christopher Reith – Director of Chain
Every so often it’s refreshing to see a horror movie come along that does not conform to the typical and expected conventions of the genre and