Last month, Bloody Disgusting had the immense pleasure of announcing that Scott Glosserman’s long-gestating sequel to Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon blasted through...
This month marks the 45th anniversary of 1981’s The Burning, a summer camp slasher made to cash in on the previous year’s success of Friday the...
Slasher movies as a genre may have their origins in the ‘70s, but tales of ill-fated characters being hunted down by maniacal antagonists as if they...
Another year, another April Fool’s Day come and gone without a single funny prank online. The day has lost its luster since the advent of the...
Are 2000s horror remakes as bad as their Rotten Tomatoes scores suggest? Dark Castle Entertainment’s unfairly maligned Thir13en Ghosts sits at a 9%; Platinum Dunes’ fantastic...
Boogie down with Jason’s new disco theme! After kicking off March with a look at Radio Silence’s Scream VI (listen) and Alejandro Amenábar’s debut feature Thesis (listen), we’re celebrating...
Mask Meta. The first month of 2026 has flown by thanks to titles like Alex Garland’s directorial debut Ex Machina (listen), Danny Boyle’s Infected return 28 Weeks...
The Scream franchise turns 30 this year, and its killer legacy comes full circle in Scream 7. Our exclusive TV spot celebrates the franchise’s enduring legacy...
The old “head-in-the-fish-tank” routine… After celebrating the holidays with a look at one of my favorite gateway horror films Jumanji (listen) and the underseen holiday thriller P2 (listen), we’re...
Horror is a genre that thrives upon disruption and going against the grain. That being said, there’s a curious quality where fringe fascinations can progressively become...
We kicked off the summer with a look at Steven Spielberg’s classic creature feature Jaws (listen) before checking out our first Jean Rollin lesbian “vampire” movie...
The latest legacy sequel to a ‘90s slasher classic may hit many familiar notes, but its final act sets up some truly ambitious surprises that will...
Drilling home the point. After shifting gears into full-on summer blockbuster territory with a look at Steven Spielberg’s juggernaut of a creature feature in Jaws (listen) and...
“Nostalgia is overrated.” Warning: This feature has HEAVY SPOILERS for 2025’s I Know What You Did Last Summer. Pop culture has reached a dangerous inflection point...
Slasher movies are episodic by nature, with the entire genre revolving around establishing and then playing around with (and sometimes even subverting) established formulas. With that...
The general public, by and large, doesn’t just love murder — they’re obsessed with it. Society’s fascination with twisted crimes and the psychology, mystery, and suspense...
Shudder is checking into “Hell Motel,” a Canadian horror anthology series from “Slasher” creators Aaron Martin and Ian Carpenter. The eight-episode limit series debuts with a...
The Fisherman is back and more vicious than ever in I Know What You Did Last Summer. Sony Pictures teased the slasher villain in action today,...
‘Heart Eyes’ continues horror’s successful tradition of terrifying tales and extreme slashers that take advantage of the year’s most romantic holiday. Holidays can be a wonderful...
The time honored tradition of holiday-themed slashers is alive and well in 2025, with Heart Eyes carving up a new Valentine’s Day favorite for horror fans...
The filmmakers behind Freaky, Happy Death Day and Werewolves Within have ensured that no couple is safe this Valentine’s Day with new bloody slasher Heart Eyes. Screenwriters...
As we usher in a brand-new year of genre filmmaking, I think it’s also worth looking back on what did and didn’t work about our previous...
Contrary to what many people assume, most forms of film criticism are indifferent to whether or not the ideas present within a movie were placed there...
A riotous slasher throwback that pays tribute to horror cinema of the 80s and 90s, Don Capria‘s slasher Director’s Cut will soon premiere at two upcoming horror...
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