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Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment is throwing rice at the altar of pop culture’s greatest midnight monster. Just in time to mark 50 gloriously unhinged years of fishnets, freaks, and toast, Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror unleashes … Read This Story
The apocalypse doesn’t come with fire and brimstone anymore. It starves, stalks, and settles in like a sickness. In the new neo-western horror-thriller Forgive Us All, the end of the world isn’t loud. It’s slow. … Read This Story
Ask anyone in England what the most haunted house in the country is, and you’ll probably get the same answer: Borley Rectory – a place drenched in shadows, secrets, and corpses that never stayed buried. … Read This Story
Fifty years ago, Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre exploded into horror history—blunt, brutal, and absolutely unforgettable. Now, a new documentary is digging beneath the screams, the chainsaws, and the sweat-soaked madness to explore … Read This Story
If you’ve never been afraid of something coming out and grabbing you while you’re on the toilet, you soon will be. Well Canada, get ready to be scared of using the bathroom, as Scared Shitless … Read This Story
There are certain rules you must follow if you plan on surviving a horror movie. These aren’t suggestions—they’re essential guidelines you need to follow if you ever hope to make it to the end of … Read This Story
You know the story.The slow-moving van. No windows. Just pure menace on four wheels. The Man in the White Van takes one of the oldest suburban legends—the kind most people outgrow—and stretches it into a tense, … Read This Story
Love can make a person do crazy things. But what if that person was already fitted for a straitjacket instead of a tux? In the new horror-comedy Borderline, starring Samara Weaving, we see what happens when someone will literally … Read This Story
If you thought Cujo was bad, Coyotes is what happens when Cujo brings friends—and they’re starving. Only this time, it’s not one deranged puppy, it’s a pack of pavement-stalking monsters who don’t bark. They swarm. … Read This Story
Some justice comes with a badge. Some comes with a body count. In Bad Man, justice doesn’t wear a uniform. It lies. It cheats. It does what it has to do to get the job … Read This Story
Now I know – horror fans are a lot of things. Loyal. Obsessive. Unapologetic in their scarred love for the films they deem to be classics. But if there’s one thing they hate more than … Read This Story
A true‑crime nightmare set in 1974 Florida, starring Sean Astin, Ali Larter, and Madison Wolfe. Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment unleashes The Man in the White Van, a tense thriller that peels back the veneer of suburban … Read This Story
For a lot of us, slashers were our first introduction to horror.Most likely not the originals, of course. No—more likely the second, third, or fifth installment in a franchise that should’ve been buried with some … Read This Story
Lizzie Borden took an axe, gave her mother forty whacks… Yeah, we’ve heard it. So has everyone else. That rhyme’s been beaten to death in ghost stories, slasher setups, and enough low-budget horror movies to … Read This Story
Back when M3GAN first dropped, I said this franchise wouldn’t survive the test of time or the praise it accidentally earned. Sure, it had TikTok dances, a marketable villain, and just enough PG-13 horror to … Read This Story
Frankie Freako is what happens when Gremlins and The Garbage Pail Kids Movie get blackout drunk in a Tim Hortons parking lot and film whatever happens next. It’s ridiculous. It’s disgusting, covered in glue, and it just may be one … Read This Story
Soul to Squeeze is the kind of movie that attempts to take itself too seriously. It’s desperately trying to be a meditation on trauma and self-discovery, but let’s call it what it is: a bargain bin … Read This Story
For decades, horror fans have insisted that Phantasm is a misunderstood masterpiece. That its incoherence is deliberate. That its dreamlike logic is symbolic. That it’s art. But here’s the truth: You don’t actually understand Phantasm. … Read This Story
Pizza and horror aren’t all that different. They’re comfort media. They’re indulgent. They’re messy, occasionally brilliant, often stupid—and once in a while, they absolutely wreck you. Everyone has a favorite combo. Some people stay loyal … Read This Story
There’s something deeply unsettling about a long stretch of empty road. Maybe it’s the isolation, the endless horizon, or the creeping sense that no one would hear you scream. It’s a setting horror has returned … Read This Story
