George A. Romero’s ‘Resident Evil’ Documentary:
A Deep Dive into What Could Have Been In a fascinating blend of what might have been and what never was, Uncork’d Entertainment has acquired the U.S. and Canadian distribution rights to an intriguing new documentary titled “George A. Romero’s Resident Evil”. This project, set for release on Digital and … Read This Story
The Voynich Manuscript and Enochian Language
Greetings, seekers of the hidden and the arcane. It’s Adam here, and today I’m compelled to delve into an esoteric linguistic labyrinth where the Voynich Manuscript and the Enochian language might just intersect. The Enochian … Read This Story
TUBI’S December 2024 Horror LINEUP & RELEASES
As December ushers in the holiday season, Tubi is delivering a slate of fresh content that stretches beyond the realm of fiction to offer a mix of gripping true crime, deadly online encounters, and a … Read This Story
13 Free Horror Titles on WatchFree+ for November
As the holiday season approaches, nothing says “thanksgiving” like a good scare, right? Your friends at VIZIO have you covered with a selection of 13 chilling horror titles available for … Read This Story
The Jack in the Box Rises Review: A Lazy Sequel
The Jack in the Box Rises: A Lazy Sequel Failing to Live Up to Its Potential The Jack in the Box franchise has always shown promise, with its creepy antagonist … Read This Story
Horror Hangouts Podcast Brings Frightful Conversations to Fans
Get ready to dive into the world of horror with Josh Cuny’s engaging podcast, Horror Hangouts. Featured on the popular Big Slick Adventures YouTube Channel and available on Spotify, this … Read This Story
Horror Movie Reviews
The Jack in the Box Rises Review: A Lazy Sequel
The Jack in the Box Rises: A Lazy Sequel Failing to Live Up to Its Potential The Jack in the Box franchise has always shown promise, with its creepy antagonist and intriguing concept. Unfortunately, the latest installment, “The Jack in the Box Rises,” fails to deliver on that promise. Director Lawrence Fowler returns to helm the third film in the series, but despite his efforts, the movie feels like more of the same old routine. … Read This Story
Dark Night of the Soul (2024) [REVIEW].
Descent into Darkness: An Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of cinema where thrillers often lean towards the external stakes, “DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL” takes a refreshing detour into the introspective. Set to premiere on Amazon Prime in November 2024, this drama-mystery helmed by writer-director S.J. Creazzo, dives deep into the psyche of Dr. Alex Waldan, portrayed by the dynamic Kristanna Loken. Alex, a scientist at the CDC, finds herself not just battling against time … Read This Story
“Blood Bride” (1980) Review: A Tedious, Lethargic Horror Thriller
“Blood Bride” (1980) Review “Blood Bride,” also known as “Death of a Nun,” is a forgettable 1980 horror thriller that fails to deliver on its promising premise. Writer-director Robert J. Avrech’s film follows a pious Catholic girl who uncovers her boyfriend’s dark secrets, but the execution is marred by a ludicrous script and listless direction. The film’s visuals are reminiscent of 1970s horror, with underexposed colors, minimal lighting, and slow motion. However, even the commendable … Read This Story
The Haunting of Anne Boleyn at Hever Castle
There’s something unsettling about the stillness of a cold December night. The air hangs heavy with silence, broken only by the occasional gust of wind that whistles through the trees. … Read This Story
What Horror Makes Me Thankful For
Happy November to all my fellow fans of things that go bump in the night. With Thanksgiving in the States not too far away, I was racking my brain for … Read This Story
Fur and Fright: Must-Watch Werewolf Films Before ‘Wolf Man’ and ‘Werewolves’ Hit Screens
The moon is rising, the wind howls through the trees, and something feral stirs just beyond the edge of the shadows. Werewolves have always held a primal place in horror, … Read This Story
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Horror Icon Tony Todd Passes Away at 69
In Memoriam: Tony Todd – Horror’s Beloved Icon (1954-2024) The entertainment world stands in solemn silence as we mourn the loss of Tony Todd, the towering presence whose commanding voice and magnetic performances defined a … Read This Story
“Blood Bride” (1980) Review: A Tedious, Lethargic Horror Thriller
“Blood Bride” (1980) Review “Blood Bride,” also known as “Death of a Nun,” is a forgettable 1980 horror thriller that fails to deliver on its promising premise. Writer-director Robert J. Avrech’s film follows a pious … Read This Story
First Look: Dafne Keen Stars in Upcoming Survival Thriller “Night Comes”
Get ready to dive into the ultimate survival thriller! The first look at “Night Comes,” starring Dafne Keen (“Logan,” “Deadpool & Wolverine”) and Samantha Lorraine (“You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah”), has … Read This Story
Free Streaming Horror
Horror on Crackle in July
As the scorching July sun beats down, Crackle invites viewers to escape the sweltering heat by diving into the refreshingly eerie world of horror. While others seek refuge in cool waters, horror enthusiasts can cool … Read This Story
FREE HORROR TITLES ON CRACKLE IN JUNE
As the summer sun rises and the days grow longer, Crackle is about to unleash a sinister shadow over the season. This June, the streaming platform is set to terrorize viewers with a chilling lineup … Read This Story
Screams for Free: Crackle’s Terrifying May 2024 Titles
Brace yourselves, horror fans! Crackle is unleashing a terrifying lineup of spine-chilling movies this May 2024 that will have you cowering under the covers. From haunted film studios and rabid bat attacks to sinister small … Read This Story
TUBI’S December 2024 Horror LINEUP & RELEASES
As December ushers in the holiday season, Tubi is delivering a slate of fresh content that stretches beyond the realm of fiction to offer a mix of gripping true crime, deadly online encounters, and a … Read This Story
TUBI’S November 2024 Horror LINEUP & RELEASES
As the chill of November sets in, Tubi is presenting a new collection of original films designed to bring something darker than the cold into the air. This month’s lineup taps into the unsettling corners … Read This Story
The Housekeeper (2023) – A Campy Tubi Thriller Worth Watching?
I love a good thriller, something that keeps me on the edge of my seat, wondering what’s around the corner. Classics like Single White Female, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, and Misery come to … Read This Story
Free HORROR FILMS COMING TO REDBOX & POPCORNFLIX THIS June
As the sun-drenched days of June beckon us outdoors, Redbox and Popcornflix have a chilling reminder that darkness lurks around every corner. This month, these two streaming platforms are unleashing a terrifying collection of free … Read This Story
Lock Your Doors! Redbox’s Scary Movie Invasion Begins in May
As the last chills of spring give way to summer’s warmth, Redbox is giving horror fans one final screaming sendoff for the season. This May, the rental kiosk giant is unleashing a torrent of terrifying … Read This Story
HORROR FILMS COMING TO POPCORNFLIX THIS APRIL
If you’re looking to add a little terror to your nights this April, Popcornflix has you covered. The free streaming service is serving up a slate of scary movies, so be prepared to be spooked, … Read This Story
The Queen Mary: A Haunted Ocean Liner
An Introduction to Majesty and Mystery The Jewel of the Atlantic The RMS Queen Mary, a name synonymous with luxury, history, and now, the supernatural, sits majestically in Long Beach, California. This grand ocean liner, … Read This Story
The Voynich Manuscript: Day 1141
As I sit amidst the chaos of scribbled notes, cryptic symbols, and forgotten coffee cups, I’m struck by the relentless fascination that has driven me to dedicate countless hours to unraveling the Voynich Manuscript’s secrets. … Read This Story
The Timeless Terror of “City of the Living Dead” (1980)
Released in 1980, Lucio Fulci’s “City of the Living Dead” (also known as “The Gates of Hell”) has stood the test of time, remaining a staple of Italian horror cinema. This surreal, nightmarish masterpiece has … Read This Story
“Last Straw” (2024) Review: A Heart-Pounding Horror-Thriller Worth Streaming
If you’re searching for a gripping horror-thriller to keep you on the edge of your seat, “Last Straw” (2024) is a must-see. Directed by Alan Scott Neal, this tense thriller follows Nancy (Jessica Belkin), a … Read This Story
The Stanley Hotel: Inspiration for The Shining
Uncovering the Haunted History of Stephen King’s Iconic Novel Introduction Perched atop a granite bluff in Estes Park, Colorado, The Stanley Hotel has been mesmerizing guests with its elegance and mystery since 1909. But this … Read This Story
“Underworld” Movie Facts and Obscure Details
Exploring the Dark World of “Underworld”: Unveiling Hidden Secrets of the Iconic Vampire-Werewolf Saga “Underworld,” the stylish and action-packed film franchise, blends gothic aesthetics with a modern-day war between vampires and werewolves. Launched in 2003, … Read This Story
The Legend of the Wolf Woman (1976) – Review
Directed by Rino Di Silvestro, “The Legend of the Wolf Woman” (La lupa mannara) is a 1976 Italian erotic horror film that has garnered a cult following over the years. This surreal and atmospheric film … Read This Story
Voynich Manuscript Linked to Cicada 3301?!
My investigation into the Voynich manuscript has led me down a rabbit hole of cryptic symbols and ancient texts. The silence from my last update wasn’t due to a lack of progress, but rather an … Read This Story
The LaLaurie House: New Orleans’ Most Haunted Mansion
Tucked away in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter lies a mansion shrouded in darkness and terror. The LaLaurie House, once the opulent residence of Madame Delphine LaLaurie, stands as a haunting testament to … Read This Story
“Pet Sematary”: Facts You Didn’t Know
Stephen King’s “Pet Sematary” has long haunted our nightmares, offering a chilling exploration of death, grief, and the supernatural. The film adaptations have brought this macabre tale to life, captivating audiences with its disturbing twists … Read This Story
My Teenage Obsession with the Halloween Films
As I reflect on my teenage years, I’m struck by the duality of my relationship with John Carpenter’s Halloween. On the surface, the 1978 classic was a staple of sleepovers and clandestine gatherings, its eerie … Read This Story
From Poster to Screen: The Misleading Promise of ‘Cardiac Arrest’ (1979)
I recently had the opportunity to revisit the 1979 thriller “Cardiac Arrest,” and I must say, it was quite a different experience from what I initially expected. I was drawn to this movie by its … Read This Story
