While many would say that this year was ‘slow’ for the horror genre, I would have to firmly disagree. Last year when I was compiling my list of films for my ‘Best Of 2009′, I was having trouble even remembering […]

If there is anything that I enjoy as much as a great horror film it is an entertainingly bad one. There is something charming, and often times engaging about a B-Horror film that is so outlandishly bad that it is, […]

We’ve received three new hi-res stills for Brad Anderson’s (Session 9, Transsiberian, The Machinist) Vanishing on 7th Street (review), his latest horror venture that premiered at the Toronto International Film […]

Abando Movies tipped us off to the Spanish trailer for La Herencia Valdemar II: La Sombra Prohibida (Inheritance Valdemar II: The Shadow Prohibited), José Luis Alemán’s sequel to his own Spanish horror flick La […]

Most of you regulars know I had a complete 10-year-old hissy fit when a quote from Bloody Disgusting appeared on the cover for Dark Sky Films/MPI’s forthcoming DVD/Blu-ray release of Hatchet II. The company was […]

Magnet Releasing has revealed plans to roll out Quentin Dupieux’s (new interview) incredible art piece, Rubber (review), which tells the unlikely story of a murderous tire (yes, a tire) with terrifying telepathic […]

Kevin Smith continues to unload character posters from his forthcoming Red State to sites willing to donate to charity, this time $1,000 to Eliza Dushku’s THARCE-Gulu cause. Dushku’s mission to help build centers […]

Hiding within a New Jersey paper is info on a new horror comedy from Bloodsucking Freaks director Joel Reed that’s described as Zombieland meets Dazed and Confused, who will co-produce. Being helmed by Kevin […]

Inside you’ll find the cover art for the satirical culinary horror filmBitter Feast, available on DVD & On Demand next Tuesday, January 4th, 2011 on behalf of MPI Media. In Joe Maggio’s film a food critic can dish […]

UPDATE: Derek Frey, producer and executive at Tim Burton Productions, has told The Playlist there is “no truth to the rumor” and expressed gratitude for squashing the rumor quickly. An unnamed source over at Dread […]

It was a rough year finding good horror films in theaters. The last two years seemed to have some great gems. Not to mention a lot of theaters pulled some great horror movies out way to early (but I won’t go into […]

It is SO much easier to write bad things for films than good things, that’s for damn sure. These films below have stuck out in my head all year as the horror films I wish I had an rusty, jagged, needled filled […]

While many would say that this year was ‘slow’ for the horror genre, I would have to firmly disagree. Last year when I was compiling my list of films for my ‘Best Of 2009′, I was having trouble even remembering […]

If there is anything that I enjoy as much as a great horror film it is an entertainingly bad one. There is something charming, and often times engaging about a B-Horror film that is so outlandishly bad that it is, […]

We’ve received three new hi-res stills for Brad Anderson’s (Session 9, Transsiberian, The Machinist) Vanishing on 7th Street (review), his latest horror venture that premiered at the Toronto International Film […]

Most of you regulars know I had a complete 10-year-old hissy fit when a quote from Bloody Disgusting appeared on the cover for Dark Sky Films/MPI’s forthcoming DVD/Blu-ray release of Hatchet II. The company was […]

While fans of the remake to the brilliant “LET THE RIGHT ONE IN” anxiously await the DVD release of its Americanized ‘remake’ in early February, you can still get your fix as Dark Horse has you covered with the […]

Things are starting to get hot for the boys and girls in writer Mike Mignola’s (“HELLBOY”, “ABE SAPIEN”) all new “B.P.ER.D” storyline, “HELL ON EARTH – GODS”, which begins this January. The series promises to be a […]

Today series creator John Layman and publisher Image Comics announced plans to release a “CHEW” ‘script book’ that will give fans of the series a behind the scenes look at the making of the series’ first issue. […]