NIGHTBREED COLLECTOR’S EDITION 4KUHD+BD Combo pack on August 1
NIGHTBREEDCOLLECTOR’S EDITION ARRIVES AUGUST 1, 2023 IN A 4-DISC 4K UHD™+ BLU-RAY™ COMBO PACK FROM SCREAM FACTORY™ “A rip-roaring monster flick, all the stops out...
Tag : Clive Barker
These Nightbreed Custom Action Figures are JUST What We Needed
With the Ultimate Cabal Cut now allegedly in limbo it can get kinda hard for diehard Nightbreed fans to get their hands on new merchandise....
‘Horror in the Clouds’ Unleashes an Ancient Evil into the World
Fresh off his Outbreak trilogy (Outbreak: The Hunger. Outbreak: The Mutation, and Outbreak: Endplay) which re-defined the zombie genre and made zombies frightening again, Shoyer...
Behold! Oddities, Curiosities & Undefinable Wonders
Want to see something weird? Embrace the odd. Satisfy your curiosity. Surrender to wonder. From Crystal Lake Publishing and the Bram Stoker Award-nominated co-editor of...
Guillermo Del Toro on “wishlist” for Barker’s The Scarlet Gospels
While we are undoubtedly going to be treated to het another dismal entry in the severely mismanaged and watered down Hellraiser franchise, the real brass...
Crystal Lake’s ‘Gutted’ Shows us the Beauty of Horror
Crystal Lake’s first pro-paying anthology, featuring Neil Gaiman, Clive Barker, and Ramsey Campbell, take readers on a disturbing journey into the beauty that rests inside...
Exclusive HorrorFix interview with “The Last Shift”s Anthony Diblasi
Drenched in atmoshpere and oozing with dread, The Last Shift was one of the nice little horror gems of 2015. A dark brooding film depicting...
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...
Review – Nightbreed: The Director’s Cut (2014)
Anyone who knows me or knows this site knows what a huge fan of I am of Nightbreed. I was 13 when the film came...
5 Horror Franchises that should just Disappear
Remember when Hollywood was actually not afraid to try new things? When originality was not considered a bad word? If indeed, there ever was such...