The Piranha 3D (now on DVD and Blu-ray everywhere) sponsored “Hottest Babes in Horror” playoffs have come to an end with the stunning 30-year-old Eliza Dushku coming from behind to defeat goddess Diora Baird. Most […]

Some very exciting news as Bloody Disgusting landed word that UK director Tom Shankland – best known for the chilling Ghost House release, The Children – has signed on to direct Dark Corners, penned by E.L. Katz […]

If you live in the Orlando area and have been dying to see Anthony Hopkins exorcise some demons, then B-D has got some news that’ll brighten your day (especially after the monsoons we’ve been getting lately). […]

I’m quite excited for this coming Friday as IFC will launch Michael Tully’s horror comedy Septien on VOD in conjunction with the Sundance Film Festival’s premiere (full details and images). Gearing up for this […]

Bloody Disgusting got word that Kyra Sedgwick (“The Closer”), Madison Davenport (Parasomnia) and Natasha Calis (Held Hostage) have been cast alongside Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Losers, Watchmen, Jonah Hex, The […]

Magnet Releasing will release Quentin Dupieux’s (new interview) incredible art piece Rubber (review), a film that tells the unlikely story of a murderous tire (yes, a tire) with terrifying telepathic powers, on […]

This is without a doubt my new favorite thing to watch because it has everything I look for in my online entertainment: comedy, sex, gore and video games (and not necessarily in that order). If you think you can […]

I’ve been begging for some interesting images from House of Wax/Orphan director Jaume Collet-Serra’s Unknown, and unfortunately the best of the new batch features a look at “Mad Men” starlette January Jones (mmmm, […]

One of my favorite movies of all time is Jurassic Park. Seriously, how fun of a movie is that? It’s got adventure, horror, action, comedy, drama and, above all, mother eff-ing dinosaurs! I remember sitting in […]

He was featured in Entertainment Weekly. He was responsible for the highest rated Syfy Channel creature-feature to premiere in September. Whether in print, or the web, merely saying his name out loud inspired […]

Coming in April, ‘Mortal Kombat: Songs Inspired By The Warriors’ is a compilation of songs for many of your favorite characters from the upcoming Mortal Kombat game. The first track that is available is ‘Mileena’s […]

Updated with stacks of new images! If you need one reason to see Patrick Lussier’s Drive Angry 3D (in theaters February 25), we’ve got it for you right here. Inside you’ll find a red band clip from Summit’s horror […]

Viking metal masters Amon Amarth will be releasing their eighth studio album, ‘Surtur Rising’, on March 29th, 2011. In anticipation of this, they’ve just released the album artwork for the album, which you can […]

From director simply known as “Elias” comes Gut, a new indie starring Jason Vail, Nicholas Wilder, Sarah Schoofs, Angie Bullaro, and Kirstianna and Kaitlyn Mueller, Maria Victoria, Miles Joris-Peyrafitte, and Karl […]

Wake Up Fest, a series of concerts that are taking place all over the world, are being scheduled throughout 2011 with one goal in mind: To help pay for the medical bills of Deftone’s bassist Chi Cheng. Cheng is […]

It really does blow my mind as to how quick time moves. You blink and your driving, you blink and you can see an R-rated movie by your lonesome, you blink and you’re smoking, you blink and you’re drinking and […]

Releases this week include the high profile stuck-in-a-box flick, Buried, starring Ryan Reynolds. Also getting a Blu-ray and DVD release this week is the surprisingly well done French zombie flick, Mutants. […]

While Paranormal Activity 2 was making box office gold here in the States, Japan quietly released Paranormal Activity 2: Tokyo Night, their own direct sequel to Oren Peli’s smash hit indie from 2009. Directed by […]

Opening January 28th and starring Colin O’Donoghue and Anthony Hopkins, The Rite – based on the book “The Making of a Modern Exorcist” by Matt Baglio – tells the story of a young American man studying to become a […]

Cuban cinema used to win international plaudits for its imaginative art house movies built around political or social themes. But the industry has fallen on hard times and the state can no longer afford to fund […]