
Guess what? M3GAN is back in 2.0
M3GAN2 hits theaters on June 27th, and really, who wouldn’t be thrilled for more chaos with our favorite killer doll? You remember M3GAN, right? The AI doll who turned “friendship” into a series of perfectly … Read This Story

Our Dive into ‘Sick’ (2022) and a Scream-ing Surprise!
Lockdown Slasher Meets Classic Horror Ignorance on Knife in the Dark In our latest episode of Knife in the Dark, we ventured into the chilling realm of ‘Sick’ (2022), where quarantine turns into a playground … Read This Story

The Lesson In Horror
How do you like to view horror? Do you see it as a genre you can surrender to, one that you can sit back and enjoy for all of its … Read This Story

‘The Black Phone 2’ Wraps Filming
The sense of fear is intensifying. Scott Derrickson, the writer and director, along with his collaborator C. Robert Cargill, have shared some eerie news: they’ve finished filming The Black Phone … 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 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

Uncovering the Legend: “The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb (1980)” Review
The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb (1980) Review I devoured “The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb” with eagerness, and I wasn’t disappointed. This 1980 made-for-TV movie is a hidden gem that effectively blends historical intrigue with supernatural terror. From the opening scenes, I was hooked by the eerie atmosphere and the sense of foreboding that permeates the film. Director Philip Leacock masterfully crafts tension, using the ancient Egyptian setting to create an unsettling sense of … Read This Story

Erotic Neo-Noir ‘Traumnovelle’ Set for Global Debut
Black Mandala, an innovative sales company from New Zealand, has secured global rights to Traumnovelle, an evocative English-language adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler’s 1926 novella, which famously influenced Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes … Read This Story

Matthew Lillard Returns for Scream 7: Is Stu Macher Alive and Ready to Kill Again?
The Ghostface mask is back on, and so is a face long presumed crushed under a television set. Matthew Lillard, who brought the role of Stu Macher to life in … Read This Story

Scott Foley Joins Scream 7: Could Roman Bridger Be Back from the Dead?
The ‘Scream’ franchise has always been great at keeping audiences on their toes, surprising them and making them question everything they think they know. Now, with Scott Foley joining the … Read This Story

Demon Dialing: How Your Breakup Messages Might Unintentionally Create Portals to Other Dimensions
The Surprising Dangers of Communicating with the Supernatural These days, staying connected online makes it super easy to reach out to an ex. At first, this might not seem like a big deal. But this kind of easy communication can actually lead … Read This Story

Horror on Tubi February 2025
February’s chill brings with it an eerie atmosphere perfect for diving into some spine-tingling horror. Tubi has curated an exhilarating lineup for horror aficionados, featuring original shows and movies that delve deep into the macabre, … Read This Story

Don’t Answer The Phone! (1980): A Dive into Exploitation Cinema
“Don’t Answer The Phone” isn’t just any film; it plunges deep into the realm of exploitation cinema, where what’s shocking and absurd often blend together seamlessly. Initially titled “The Hollywood Strangler,” the name was cleverly … Read This Story

“Wolf Man” Stumbles in the Shadow of “The Invisible Man”
After the big hit of 2020’s The Invisible Man, Leigh Whannell seemed ready to bring another classic Universal Monster back to life with Wolf Man. Sadly, this effort to reconnect with the creature’s roots lacks … Read This Story

The Voynich Manuscript: Revealing Hidden Frequencies
The Voynich Manuscript has puzzled people for centuries. It’s filled with strange text and odd drawings, and nobody has been able to figure it out. But now, researchers are turning to a surprising tool for … Read This Story

Sick (2022) 4K Release, Williamson Chimes In!
Mark your calendars for February 4th, 2025, when Blumhouse’s Sick (2022) arrives on Blu-ray, bringing the terror of quarantine to life in stunning 4K HDR. Directed by John Hyams and penned by Kevin Williamson and … Read This Story

HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS: A Comedy Hit Lands in Manchester!
Big news for comedy fans! Ryland Brickson Cole Tews, the star of HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS, is making his first appearance in the UK at CULTPLEX Cinema in Manchester this March. This comedy has taken the … Read This Story

Finally The Baby in the Basket is Coming February 17th!
Release Date: February 17, 2025Format: Digital in the UK and USA, DVD in the UKTrailer: Watch Here London, January 14, 2025 – Attention, horror lovers! The Baby in the Basket, the newest eerie project from … Read This Story

The Damned: Nordic Psychological Thriller in UK & Irish Cinemas
Now available in cinemas across the UK and Ireland, The Damned, directed by Thordur Palsson, is a captivating psychological horror film. Set against the stunning backdrop of 19th-century Iceland, the story revolves around Eva (played … Read This Story

Gideon Adlon’s Performance in Sick: A Closer Look
Gideon Adlon has made a name for herself in both comedy and drama, but her roles in horror films have really stood out. In 2020’s The Craft: Legacy, she showed what she could do in … Read This Story

Nosferatu: A Masterpiece of Fear Reawakened
While its origins may be steeped in controversy, with the original Nosferatu being regarded as an unauthorized adaptation of “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” novel and all copies initially ordered destroyed, Nosferatu is a film that proves you can’t kill art. This iconic … Read This Story

The Myth of Ben’s Survival: Unpacking the Ending of Night of the Living Dead
A Horror Classic with a Controversial Ending Did you know there’s a widespread rumor that the original script of Night of the Living Dead had an alternate ending where Ben survived? It’s a fascinating idea, … Read This Story

George A. Romero’s Resident Evil: The Untold Story Behind Gaming’s Greatest Missed Opportunity
We need to discuss Brandon Salisbury’s new documentary “George A. Romero’s Resident Evil“. It’s not just another story about missed chances; it’s a brilliant exploration of how Hollywood can misunderstand both gaming culture and the … Read This Story

Nightbitch: A Darkly Honest Exploration of Parenting
Nightbitch is a dark exploration into the perils of motherhood and the sacrifice many mothers have to make for the betterment of their children. While the film attempts to initially be a combination of dark … Read This Story

Get Ready for Horror Facts: Deeply Disturbing: A Podcast That Takes a Factual Dive Into Real-Life Horror
The stories that truly haunt us aren’t made up; they’re taken from real life. These accounts stay with us not because they’re dramatized, but because they really happened. The podcast Horror Facts: Deeply Disturbing plunges … Read This Story