For St. Patrick’s Day, the Leprechaun franchise tends to be the easy choice for holiday horror viewing. The holiday began as a feast day to honor...
We here at Bloody Disgusting like to think of horror as escapism and don’t love the idea of tying real-life horror to the site. That said,...
No matter how anyone feels about the act of hunting, it’s rooted in about every culture around the world. However, what was once a means of...
Initially slated for release in September 2019, The Hunt was pulled from the schedule when the trailer caused a political uproar. Based on marketing that seemed to...
With Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man now a certified hit at the box office, Universal is guaranteed to be eyeing over the rest of their classic...
Best known to horror fans as Father Lankester Merrin in William Friedkin’s classic The Exorcist, Max von Sydow was a legendary actor who racked up two...
Based on the Hit Film is a series of articles looking at the video game spin-offs and adaptations of popular horror and genre movies. The Slasher...
Type in the search term “horror short” on YouTube and chances are you will be met with a non-stop barrage of short horror films from a...
This editorial contains spoilers. “You’re not going out of your mind. You’re slowly and systematically being driven out of your mind.” – Gaslight (1944) It’s one...
Back in September, Bloody Disgusting reported the news that the U.S. rights to A Nightmare On Elm Street had gone back to the Wes Craven Estate. Since...
If you thought you could sleep easy during the month of March, think again. There’s a veritable cavalcade of creepiness heading your way over the next...
In an age where Marvel made shared universes trendy, it makes sense that Universal would be interested in rebooting Hollywood’s first shared universe, the Universal Classic...
Spoiler warning: This article discusses plot points from Color Out of Space, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part 3, and Underwater. Cosmic horror and Lovecraftian horror tend...
Spanning the 1930s right up to the cusp of the ‘50s, Universal’s Invisible Man series went through a few phases before effectively going dormant. With a...
Statistically speaking, battered women in abusive relationships are most at risk for violence and life-threatening harm after they leave their abuser. Leigh Whannell uses this as...
H.G. Wells‘ 1897 novel The Invisible Man revolved around Griffin, a scientist who uses himself as a test subject for his experimental serum, rendering himself invisible. He’s unable...
The ‘90s often get a bad rap with horror fans. After the numerous successful slashers and creature effects films of the ’80s, the ‘90s offered a different...
In terms of celebrations, February might be the shortest month of the year, but it’s also one of the busiest. Black History Month, numerous holidays like...
In 2016’s The Boy, writer Stacey Menear and director William Brent Bell subverted the killer doll mold with a horror movie that dared not to have a...
As a New Englander, I have the privilege of coming from a land steeped in horror. Whether it be the spooky Stephen King, the gothic poetics...
Directors Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz could be on their way to a thematic trilogy with The Lodge, their follow-up to 2014’s Goodnight Mommy that feels...
When Jane Fonda uttered those now famous words, “And the Oscar goes to…Parasite”, it represented the beginning of the next stage in the career of South...
After the success of Hellraiser, Clive Barker chose to adapt his 1988 novella Cabal for his sophomore feature. The setup of the novella was ripe for crafting expansive...
Article contributed by Cinestate’s Preston Fassel. Spoiler warning. It’s a place out of time, a nexus where the memories and aesthetics of different eras collide in...
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