As I mentioned in my “Best of” list, this wasn’t exactly a banner year for horror, and thus it was a lot easier finding 10 stinkers than 10 flicks that will continue to find audiences for years to come. […]

Mildly improving on the previous year, 2011 was still a letdown from the “golden” years of 2007-2009, with few future classics and even fewer box office hits that would keep the studios interested in producing […]

There weren’t too many people arguing with me when I reviewed Apollo 18 this past September during its (technically successful) box office run; there’s a guy on Twitter who seems more defensive of it than any of […]

Obviously I love slasher movies; I can count at least 3 among my top 20 movies of all time (all genres, not just horror). I also enjoy a good musical every now and then; you won’t find me standing in a rush line […]

With a title like Doctor Blood’s Coffin, I was expecting something cheesier than the film offered; it was closer to melodramatic thriller than full blown horror, and kept the body count relatively low. Hell, the […]

One of the great things about film festivals is getting a chance to see cool shorts on the big screen, instead of on a tiny youtube screen like usual. And for our UK fans, one to definitely check out at this […]

Todd Farmer (writer of Drive Angry 3D, My Bloody Valentine and Jason X) is definitely in demand these days as someone the studios seek out in the horror game when they need someone who knows their […]

Dimension Extreme’s Children of the Corn: Genesis, the eighth film in the franchise that stems from the Stephen king story, is now on VOD/DVD/Blu-ray and in limited theaters.

Directed by Joel Soisson and […]

As DTV Children of the Corn sequels go, Genesis ain’t that bad. Like the horrid Hellraiser Revelations, it was shot quick/cheap by Dimension in a rush so that they could retain the rights to the series before […]

Hitting theaters Friday is the Guillermo Del Toro produced remake of Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark, which I personally didn’t care much for but has been receiving strong word of mouth, and of all the millions of Del […]

Last night we shared with you Chris Eggertsen’s brutal review of Dreamworks’ Fright Night 3D, their remake of Tom Holland’s classic 1985 take on vampires that’s now in theaters everywhere.

Directed by Craig […]

If you just can’t wait any longer to watch Sion Sono’s Cold Fish (now in limited theaters, opening in Austin tonight!) then we have some great news to kick off your weekend.

The film is available NOW, […]

Apparently, the question we should have asked Frank Darabont during the roundtables for The Walking Dead at last weekend’s Comic Con is “Are you planning to stay with the show for the entire season?” Because […]

While some filmmakers might panic or throw a tantrum if everything wasn’t going perfect on the night that their new film showed to the public for the first time, Adam Green, Joe Lynch, Adam Rifkin, and Tim […]

A huge panel of cast and crew from the awesome Behind The Mask was gathered for Creation’s Weekend of Horrors today in Los Angeles, including writer/director Scott Glosserman, and naturally talk of the […]

Granted they’re hardly candidates for the AFI Top 100 Horror Films Of All Time (well, I’d argue III is…), but it’s painful how poorly the majority of the Halloween sequels have been treated on DVD, most of them […]

Who saw me on Chiller’s 13 Scariest Movies Of The Decade last fall? You rock. And if you didn’t, well you should start watching more Chiller, because they got lots of original productions heading our way. In […]

According to the LA Times, Insidious producer Jason Blum is working with Scott Derrickson on “a horror story with a crime at the center.”

That’s all we know.

No title, plot, etc, but they plan to use […]

The more I hear about Len Wiseman’s remake of Total Recall, the less it sounds anything like the movie I know. First they dropped Mars (and thus, presumably, Kuato), and now Bokeem Woodbine (Devil) has been cast […]

One of my favorite horror films of the past five years was Behind The Mask, and I’ve been waiting patiently for a sequel (director Scott Glosserman’s followup narrative feature, a thriller titled The Truth Below, […]