George Wendt is best known for playing a regular at the bar where everybody knows your name. Yet other than Norm on Cheers, I mostly — and...
Vincent Price is a name that echoes through the halls of classic horror. With his distinctive voice, sharp features, and inimitable flair for theatrical finesse, he...
After concluding March with Raja Gosnell’s Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (listen) and James Whale’s The Invisible Man (listen), we kicked off April with a discussion of Anthony Minghella’s The...
From Greek mythology’s Lycaon to modern-day Michigan Dogman sightings, werewolves and their regional variants have prowled our imagination since time immemorial. While most cultures had their...
No Toy Fair, no problem. NECA has been slowly rolling out reveal after reveal of action figures we can expect later in 2021. While the majority...
Chris Rock is behind the next Saw movie. And at this point, that shouldn’t even surprise us. We are living in interesting, glorious times for the...
Bloody Disgusting has exclusively learned that Fangoria has launched a brand new podcast network, featuring a number of in-house and curated shows. Their run begins on...
We’re not sure what’s going on with the project at this point, but last we heard, Max Landis (the son of John Landis) had written a...
With horror industry heavy hitters already in place from the 1970s, the 1980s built upon that with the rise of brilliant minds in makeup and effects...
Before horror took over television, Showtime aligned the greats and created the forgotten “Masters of Horror”, an anthology series that delivered a new hour-long movie each...
Oh and can we please also bring this show back? For just two seasons, Showtime’s “Masters of Horror” united some of horror’s top filmmakers for episodes...
In the wake of German label Turbine Media Group bringing John Landis‘ long out-of-print first feature film, the ’73 cult comedy Schlock, to Blu-ray for the...
Turbine Media Group has announced John Landis‘ long out-of-print first feature film, the cult comedy Shlock, in its Blu-ray world premiere in an exclusive dual-format mediabook...
Max Landis is currently scripting his very own remake of his father John’s classic film An American Werewolf in London, and he just revealed over on Twitter...
Released in 1997, An American Werewolf in Paris was something of a loose sequel to An American Werewolf in London, though it of course had no...
It has always been inevitable that John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London was going to find itself on the remake chopping block, so John’s son...
Warner Archive just offered up a wonderful early Halloween treat having just released John Landis‘ vampire/gangster pic Innocent Blood on Blu-ray! Available for order here, the...
Last we heard back in August, Max Landis is halfway through writing his script for a new take on An American Werewolf in London, which he...
One of the greatest music videos of all time is Michael Jackson‘s “Thriller”, which was directed by An American Werewolf in London‘s John Landis and boasted special...
The creaking and cracking sounds of zombies dancing are weirdly soothing. It simply wouldn’t be the Halloween season without listening to/watching Michael Jackson’s Thriller, one of...
Like it or not, they’re going to eventually remake John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London. As Bloody Disgusting exclusively reported, his son Max is both...
“We didn’t just restore Thriller, we enhanced it,” explained Landis. Quite possibly the best music video ever made is Michael Jackson‘s “Thriller”, which surprisingly served as...
John Landis‘ horror masterpiece American Werewolf in London won an Acadamy Award in 1981 for Rick Baker‘s makeup work, most notably the famous scene in which...
John Landis knows a thing or two about monster movies. Since he directed An American Werewolf in London, considered by many to be the very best werewolf...
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