“Roche Limit” #3 exceeds my wildest expectations again and absolutely oozes quality. All those dangling threads from issues 1 and 2 begin to come together and...
“Toe Tag Riot” #1 is a conundrum. On the one hand, it’s touching on important issues, such as sexism and racism, that are rarely brought up...
Twitch scored the first ever images from Aeon Flux and Jennifer’s Body director Karyn Kusama’s dark thriller The Invitation. Logan Marshall Green, Tammy Blanchard, Emayatzy Corinealdi,...
Director Vivieno Caldinelli (Picnicface, This Hour Has 22 Minutes), writer Matt Watts (Michael: Tuesdays and Thursdays), and star Roddy Piper (They Live) have teamed up with...
“Edward Scissorhands” #2 doesn’t waste any time reminding you of the story; the parts that are most relevant, after all, have been part of the cultural...
An awesome step in a new direction, “Clive Barker’s Nightbreed” #7 keeps readers hooked as the pages move at breakneck speed. Based on Clive Barker’s “Cabal”...
“Dark Engine” #4 is the most foreshadowing issue yet. It begins, as each issue does, with The Dragon’s journey towards the Gigahul he intends to pilot....
“POP” #4 concludes Curt Pires’ and Jason Copland’s critical examination of pop culture. The series has had its narrative ups and downs, and has invoked more...
“Aliens: Fire and Stone” #3, the 10th release in the “Fire and Stone” series still manages to impress with shocking violence, new monster types, and strong character...
Anchor Bay Entertainment presents the new horror thriller The Atticus Institute, from one of the producers of The Conjuring Peter Safran, available on DVD and Blu-ray...
Those of you wondering how Ridley Scott was going to juggle Martian, Prometheus 2 and Blade Runner 2 have your answer. Scott, doing promotion for Exodus:...
Back in 2005 ILM had the daunting task of creating new dinosaurs for the fourth Jurassic Park, one that would have militarized them in various ways....
Millennium Entertainment is proud to announce that audiences can take home the gothic thriller, Stonehearst Asylum (review), on DVD and Blu-Ray December 16, 2014. Directed by...
I seriously thought I was going to hate Hotel Transylvania and ended up enjoying it quite a bit (read my review). In fact, I’m sort of...
Acquired out of the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, the indie film Preservation (review) will be opening on VOD platforms January 9, 2015. Actor...
With absolutely no warning, Atari has released Haunted House: Cryptic Graves, a modern reimagining of the classic survival horror franchise. If cryptic puzzles, supernatural entities and...
We all have gifts on the mind as Black Friday creeps closer, and with that we’re revising old products that never were. Just yesterday we told...
Just a moment ago, I shared an exclusive excerpt of the new Alien novel from Titan Books. Now I’m offering you a chance to win one...
Today marks the release of “Alien: River of Pain” from Titan Books. Written by always incredible Christopher Golden the book sees the conclusion of an all...
Probably one of the most popular horror franchises in the new millennium, the Saw series was a monster at the box office, each October stating, “If...
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