Paradise City: Where Angels Fear to Tread
In the neon-drenched world of Paradise City, the line between heaven and hell is as thin as a guitar string. This show isn’t just another rock and roll fantasy – it’s a descent into the … Read This Story
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Paradise City: Where Angels Fear to Tread
In the neon-drenched world of Paradise City, the line between heaven and hell is as thin as a guitar string. This show isn’t just another rock and roll fantasy – it’s a descent into the … Read This Story
Tubi’s October Lineup: Chills, Thrills, and Original Frights
Get ready for a spooky October on Tubi, with a lineup that’s equal parts terrifying, thrilling, and tantalizing. The free streaming service is unleashing four new originals, alongside a horde of horror classics and gripping … Read This Story
“Cuckoo” (2024) Reviewed
Tilman Singer’s “Cuckoo” is a masterclass in psychological horror, weaving a complex web of unease, paranoia, and downright terror. This unsettling thriller expertly manipulates the viewer’s perceptions, blurring the lines between reality and nightmare. From … Read This Story
The Deserving: Venkat Sai Gunda’s Silent Horror | Exclusive Interview
Venkat Sai Gunda’s “The Deserving” is redefining the landscape of indie horror films with its innovative approach to psychological terror. This award-winning feature, set for worldwide digital release on October 1st, blends American and Indian … Read This Story
Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Unveils Thrilling 2024 Program
The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival (BHFF) has announced its full lineup for the 2024 edition, set to run from October 17-24. All screenings will take place at Nitehawk Cinema’s Williamsburg and Prospect Park locations, promising … Read This Story
“Here After” (2024) Review
I’m all about those classic horror joints – give me some “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” or the OG “Halloween” any day. Hell, even “Dawn of the Dead” from ’78 still gets my blood pumping. But … Read This Story
“The Assistant 2” – A Decent Tubi Thriller
I’m always down for a good thriller, something that keeps me on the edge of my seat, wondering what’s gonna happen next. “The Assistant 2” delivers on that front, serving up a suspenseful narrative that’s … Read This Story
“The Substance” Review: A Brutal Commentary on Beauty Standards
“The Substance” is a freaking nightmare that’ll leave you questioning everything. I mean, we’re talking about a world where people are so obsessed with looking good, they’ll sacrifice their own humanity. And I’m not just … Read This Story
UK Dracula Film Festival Comes to Derby
Derby, UK – The UK Dracula Film Festival will take place at QUAD in Derby, marking the 100th anniversary of the first adaptation of Dracula, which premiered in the city in 1924. A Century of … Read This Story
Ozploitation Star Roger Ward to Make Indian Debut in Nirmal Baby Varghese’s Zombie Film
A New Zombie Movie Emerges from India A new zombie movie is emerging from India, titled “Disease X: The Zombie Experiment,” directed by Nirmal Baby Varghese. The title poster was unveiled on Roger Ward’s birthday, … Read This Story
A Soulless Rebirth: “The Crow” (2024) Dumpster Fire.
In a misguided attempt to revive the iconic tale of “The Crow,” director Rupert Sanders has delivered a lackluster, style-over-substance film that fails to capture the essence of James O’Barr’s beloved graphic novel. Bill Skarsgård, … Read This Story
Apocalypse Cooking: Recipes for the Resourceful Chef
The flickering flames of a campfire cast dancing shadows on weathered faces. The familiar rumble of a hungry stomach isn’t the only growl echoing through the wasteland. In a world overrun by the undead, a … Read This Story
Inherit the Witch: A Mixed Bag of Horror and Suspense
Inherit the Witch is a film that exists within the realm of psychological horror, navigating a narrative that touches upon various themes and ideas that, while not entirely new, still manage to evoke a sense … Read This Story
Longlegs: A Haunting Enigma of Unfulfilled Potential
As the credits rolled and the theater lights flickered back to life, I found myself sitting in stunned silence, my mind reeling from the cinematic labyrinth I had just navigated. Oz Perkins’ “Longlegs” is a … Read This Story
Creeping Death (2023) Review Should You Watch?
Creeping Death is a supernatural slasher film that weaves a tangled web of Halloween lore, Celtic mythology, and old-school horror elements, culminating in a thrilling ride that will leave you sleeping with the lights on. … Read This Story
EXCLUSIVE: “Creep Encounters” Invasion Begins: Jason Brown’s Latest Horror Film Hits Streaming Platforms
A new film from the creator of Ghost Track, writer-director Jason Brown’s highly anticipated film, “Creep Encounters“, makes its debut on digital prime in the UK and USA. This marks the beginning of a thrilling … Read This Story
John Saxon Battles Demons in the Tropical Horror ‘Beyond Evil’
“Beyond Evil” (1980) is a supernatural horror film that tries desperately to cash in on the possession and haunted house crazes of the 1970s, but ultimately falls short due to its muddled execution and derivative … Read This Story
Tales from the Void: Reddit’s NoSleep Nightmares Come to Life on SCREAMBOX
October is set to deliver a chilling treat for horror enthusiasts as SCREAMBOX unveils its latest original series, Tales From the Void. This anthology series draws inspiration from the most haunting viral stories found in … Read This Story
The Flesh Made Strange: David Cronenberg’s Films
I remember the first time I watched a David Cronenberg film. It was “The Fly,” and I was equal parts horrified and fascinated by what I saw on screen. The way Cronenberg blended elements of … Read This Story
From Video Nasty to Cult Classic: ‘The Boogey Man’ (1980) Reviewed
“The Boogey Man” (1980), directed by Ulli Lommel, is a fascinating entry in the early 1980s horror genre that blends elements of supernatural terror with slasher film conventions. While it may not reach the heights … Read This Story
