What Your Pizza Topping Says About Your Favorite Horror Franchise
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 to classics, some chase novelty, some proudly defend pineapple. Same goes for franchises. Every topping … Read This Story
“Vampires: Bloodlord Rising” Unveils Bloody Open-World Gameplay – Early Access Coming October 2025
Prepare to rule the night – Mehuman Games (creators of Lust from Beyond) and Toplitz Productions have revealed a new gameplay trailer for Vampires: Bloodlord Rising, a gothic open-world action RPG where you play as … Read This Story
“Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror” Dances Into UK Cinemas This October
The definitive documentary about the world’s most outrageous cult phenomenon, Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror, is set to time-warp into UK & Irish cinemas this autumn following its Sheffield DocFest premiere on June … Read This Story
HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR (1980): BRITAIN’S MOST ELEGANTLY TWISTED NIGHTMARE FUEL
By Sammy – HorrorFacts.com’s resident Hammer historian, whiskey-soaked gothic romantic, and proud owner of a cursed VHS copy of The House That Bled to Death 🎬 INTRO: WHEN HAMMER WENT … Read This Story
The Godsend (1980): A Cuckoo in the Nest of British Horror – Or Just a Bad Egg?
Alright, you connoisseurs of creepy kids and forgotten ’80s horror oddities, gather ’round the flickering cathode-ray glow of your nearest haunted TV set. Today, we’re dissecting The Godsend (1980), a … Read This Story
The Ghost Dance (1982): A Forgotten Slasher with a Supernatural Twist – Digging Up a Bloody, Unearthed Gem
Listen up, you dusty horror archaeologists and lovers of obscure, supernatural slashers! Tonight, we’re unearthing The Ghost Dance (1982), a film that’s been buried in VHS obscurity for decades—until Vinegar … Read This Story
Funeral Home (1980): A Cozy, Creepy Canadian Psycho Homage That’ll Make You Side-Eye Grandma
Alright, you macabre-minded mortuary enthusiasts and lovers of slow-burn Canadian horror, gather ‘round the flickering porch light. Tonight, we’re checking into Funeral Home (1980)—aka Cries in the Night—a film that’s less “chainsaw … Read This Story
“OUR HAPPY PLACE” PREMIERES AT RAINDANCE – A PANDEMIC-BORN NIGHTMARE
Dogwood Cinematic‘s psychological horror Our Happy Place will make its International Premiere at Raindance Film Festival on June 20, bringing its quarantine-forged claustrophobia to London audiences. The Story Raya (Raya … Read This Story
“Abigail Before Beatrice” Haunts Chattanooga Film Festival with Virtual Premiere
Following its World Premiere at Bentonville Film Festival, Cassie Keet’s unsettling cult thriller Abigail Before Beatrice joins the Chattanooga Film Festival virtual lineup, streaming June 20–28. About the Film Beatrice … Read This Story
🔥 FADE TO BLACK (1980): THE ULTIMATE CINEPHILE SLASHER—AND DENNIS CHRISTOPHER’S PSYCHOTIC MASTERCLASS 🔪
By Sammy – HorrorFacts.com’s unhinged film geek, whiskey anarchist, and proud owner of a cursed 35mm print of Freaks 🎬 INTRO: WHEN MOVIE OBSESSION TURNS TO MURDER (AND WE CHEER)Listen up, you celluloid-sniffing degenerates—Fade to Black isn’t … Read This Story
ESTIGMA (1980): JOSÉ RAMÓN LARRAZ’S CURSED, CATHOLIC-GUILT TRIP TO HELL
By Sammy – HorrorFacts.com’s resident Spanish sleaze historian & whiskey exorcist 💉 PLOT IN A SHOTGLASS:Spanish village. Aloof doctor (Assumpta Serna) fucks a stranger in a barn. He dies. She inherits his haunted country estate and a … Read This Story
Horror-Comedy Hit Draculaw Bites Into Streaming This June
The award-winning horror-comedy Draculaw – a monster mashup of legal satire and supernatural thrills – is now available on major streaming platforms after its festival domination. About the Film A disgraced lawyer seeking redemption finds … Read This Story
SEX, PSYCHOS, & STILETTOS: WHY DRESSED TO KILL (1980) IS DECADENT, DANGEROUS, AND DE PALMA’S DIRTIEST MASTERPIECE
By Sammy – HorrorFacts.com’s resident De Palma apologist, whiskey-drenched sleaze connoisseur, and owner of a suspiciously sharp vintage umbrella 💄 INTRO: WHEN HITCHCOCK MEETS GRINDHOUSE IN A MIDTOWN ELEVATORListen up, you deviant cinephiles—if you think Psycho was … Read This Story
Dracula’s Last Rites (1980): A Funeral Pyre of Cinematic Incompetence So Glorious, It Deserves Its Own Coffin-Shaped Casket
People who watch movies and enjoy films that are not very good, come close to the light from the projector. We look at Dracula’s Last Rites, a movie from 1980, with interest. This movie is … Read This Story
First Thoughts: Bring Her Back (Spoilers)
For my thirtieth birthday, I decided to treat myself to a visit to the movies. I was deciding between Thunderbolts or Bring Her Back. Judging by what I titled this article, it should be easy … Read This Story
“Dream Hacker” Trailer Unveils a Mind-Bending AI Nightmare – Coming June 10
June 2025 – The official trailer for Dream Hacker, a new sci-fi horror thriller from writer/director Richard Colton, has just dropped—and it promises a chilling journey into the dangers of tampering with the human subconscious. … Read This Story
Cult Thriller “Abigail Before Beatrice” Set for Dual Festival Premiere This June
June 2025 – Filmmaker Cassie Keet (Scream Therapy) returns with her sophomore feature, Abigail Before Beatrice, a slow-burn psychological thriller exploring the lingering scars of cult trauma. The film will make its World Premiere at … Read This Story
YOUR ZODIAC SIGN AS A HORROR MOVIE KILLER (GEMINI? YOU’RE THE TWIN WITH THE KNIVES)
By Sammy, Knife in the Dark’s resident astro-psycho and part-time ghostwriter (literally) 🎃 INTRODUCTION: THE STARS HAVE BLOODSTAINS Horror villains aren’t born—they’re written in the stars. Your zodiac sign doesn’t just predict your coffee order or … Read This Story
“CANNNIBAL MUKBANG” SERVES UP A DISTURBING FEAST OF BLOOD AND OBSESSION
Coming to Digital Platforms June 9th A shocking blend of food, fetishism, and flesh-eating horror arrives this June with Cannibal Mukbang, the debut feature from director Aimee Kuge. This female-driven nightmare explores the dark side … Read This Story
“Our Happy Place” Emerges from Pandemic Shadows for Raindance Premiere
June 3, 2024 – A chilling testament to quarantine creativity, Our Happy Place prepares for its International Premiere at Raindance Film Festival on June 20th, bringing a claustrophobic nightmare to London audiences. The Story Raya … Read This Story
VIZIO WatchFree+ Brings Cult Horror & Thriller Series to Free Streaming This June
Horror TV fans can rejoice as VIZIO WatchFree+ adds six gripping genre series to its free streaming lineup, all arriving June 1st. No subscription needed—just a free VIZIO account unlocks these binge-worthy nightmares on VIZIO … Read This Story
My 30th Birthday And Ranting About Poor Pay For Artists (SPECIFICALLY Horror ones)
Right off the bat, I want to apologize for not posting as frequently as I used to. I won’t lie. The past year since my last birthday, knowing I was going to cross into a … Read This Story
🎬 SCARECROW IN A GARDEN OF CUCUMBERS (1972): WHEN CAMP COLLIDES WITH GENIUS (AND A BOTTLE OF CHELSEA HOTEL BOOZE)
🌆 THE PLOT (OR LACK THEREOF):Small-town girl Eve Harrington (Holly Woodlawn, a trans icon who could out-charm the devil) moves to NYC to become a star. Instead, she finds: Sammy’s Take:“It’s All About Eve on acid, directed by a … Read This Story
Guillermo del Toro’s Lifelong Obsession Rises in “Frankenstein” Teaser Trailer
“In seeking life, he created death.” The first chilling glimpse of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein has been unveiled at Netflix’s Tudum event, marking the Oscar-winning director’s passion project 25 years in the making. A Monster … Read This Story
