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RKSS Zombie Comedy Film “We Are Zombies” Shambles onto SCREAMBOX This August

Horror fans, get ready for a fresh take on the undead! The masterminds behind “Turbo Kid” and “Summer of ’84” are back with a gut-busting, brain-munching new film. RKSS, the Canadian filmmaking collective, is set … Read This Story

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Exorcist Rachel Stavis WEDDING in Spooky Ghost Town Ceremony [IMAGES]

In a union that perfectly blends the macabre with romance, Hollywood’s premier exorcist and horror novelist Rachel Stavis recently exchanged vows with Emmy-nominated Katherine Fisher in a hauntingly beautiful ceremony. The unconventional wedding took place … Read This Story

The Haunting Hoax of R.L. Carver: Blurring the Lines Between Fiction and Reality in Horror

The world of horror thrives on the macabre, the unsettling, and the chilling unknown. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur, leaving readers questioning the very fabric of their fear? Enter … Read This Story

Scream Queens

Scream Queens: Where Horror Meets High Gloss Camp

You might have missed this gem hidden amongst the plethora of horror shows vying for your attention. “Scream Queens,” the brainchild of the powerhouse trio Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan, isn’t your typical … Read This Story

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“Killer Body Count” (2024) Tubi Review

In the ever-evolving landscape of horror, originality can be a rare commodity. Tubi’s latest offering, “Killer Body Count,” treads a familiar path – a group of teenagers isolated in a vulnerable location, stalked by a … Read This Story

Ghost Towns and Abandoned Places: Eerie Destinations for the Brave

Dare to step into a realm where time stands still and echoes of the past whisper through crumbling walls. Imagine wandering through the desolate streets of ghost towns, where each abandoned building holds a story … Read This Story

A Cold Grave

A Cold Grave Movie Review

Dude, horror movies are my jam. The jump scares, the creepy atmosphere – I live for that stuff. But lately, found footage films have felt like reheated leftovers. Same shaky cam, same predictable plots, you … Read This Story

The Seeding (2023)

Slow-Burn Descent: The Seeding Crafts Creeping, Primal Desert Horror [REVIEW]

In the vast, sun-baked expanse of the American desert, evil takes root and nightmares unfurl under the scorching rays. The Seeding is a slow-burn descent into primal terror, stripping away the comforts of civilization until … Read This Story

Murdaritaville (2024)

Murdaritaville’ Is a Bizarre, Beer-Soaked Ode to Parrothead Fandom

In the vast, seemingly endless cinematic universe of quirky horror-comedies, few premises could feel quite as niche as Murdaritaville. Yes, that’s the actual title – a punny riff on the iconic Jimmy Buffett song “Margaritaville” … Read This Story

Mercy Falls (2023)

The Horrors of Human Cruelty: A Review of Mercy Falls [REVIEW]

Writer-director Ryan Hendrick takes a bloody detour from the lighthearted rom-com territory of his previous film Lost at Christmas with the uncompromisingly bleak survival thriller Mercy Falls. Set against the gorgeous yet unforgiving landscape of … Read This Story

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“Stopmotion” (2023) Review: Descent into an Animator’s Madness

Oh man, oh man! Where do I even start with Stopmotion? This flick is like a deliriously nightmarish descent straight into the twisted mind of a brilliant but tormented artist. You’ve got your classic setup … Read This Story

Night Shift (2023)

Night Shift Review: Dread-Soaked Haunted Motel Horror is a Creepy Delight

Just when you think the haunted hotel/motel premise has been milked dry, along comes a film like Night Shift to remind you that a spooky location and an ingenious premise can still send chills down … Read This Story

Earworm (2024)

“Earworm”: A Slow Descent into Madness That Fails to Deliver [REVIEW]

“Earworm,” the latest offering from writer-director Kyle Kleege, attempts to burrow its way into this cerebral realm, promising a tale of psychological terror that will linger long after the final credits roll. However, much like … Read This Story

The Black Mass

“The Black Mass” Doesn’t Live Up to Its Harrowing Premise [REVIEW]

From its ominous opening moments assuring us that murderers could be anywhere, hiding in plain sight, The Black Mass kicks off with a palpable sense of dread. As we’re thrust into the perspective of an … Read This Story

Camp Pleasant Lake (2024)

‘Camp Pleasant Lake’ Sinks Under Its Own Muddled Waters [REVIEW]

The slasher genre has given us plenty of iconic and bone-chilling summer camp settings over the decades – from the ominous forests of Camp Crystal Lake to the isolated grounds of Camp Blackfoot. These eerie … Read This Story

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“Imaginary” Movie Review: A Disappointingly Unimaginative Horror Rehash [REVIEW]

Imaginary friends are a rite of passage for many children, an expression of their blossoming creativity and ability to craft elaborate fantasy worlds. But what happens when that imaginary companion takes on a life of … Read This Story

History of Evil (2024)

History of Evil Can’t Escape Its Tonal Imbalance [REVIEW]

In the bleak, dystopian future of Bo Mirhosseni’s “History of Evil,” the United States has devolved into the fascist North American Federation, its citizens oppressed by roaming militia forces invoking twisted patriotism in the name … Read This Story

Lovely, Dark, and Deep (2023)

“Lovely, Dark, and Deep”: Atmospheric Horror at Its Finest

“Lovely, Dark, and Deep” plunges viewers into the heart of darkness, as park ranger Lennon, portrayed with stunning intensity by Georgina Campbell, navigates the treacherous wilderness of a national park haunted by a legacy of … Read This Story

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“Dark Windows” Challenges Cabin-in-the-Woods Horror Conventions

In the realm of horror cinema, the cabin-in-the-woods sub-genre has long been a staple, captivating audiences with its isolated settings, eerie atmospheres, and terrifying antagonists. “Dark Windows” (2023), directed by Alex Herron and written by … Read This Story

The Overlook Film Festival 2024

The Overlook Film Festival 2024: A Celebration of Horror’s Past, Present, and Future

In the heart of New Orleans, a city steeped in mystery and the macabre, horror enthusiasts from around the world will gather for a four-day celebration of the genre’s most bone-chilling and thought-provoking offerings. The … Read This Story