Last month, Joe Dante’s The Howling celebrated its 45th anniversary. Today at CinemaCon, StudioCanal announced that they’re developing a remake of the werewolf classic. Adapted from...
In the wake of Kevin Williamson‘s Scream 7, the Halloweenies wax nostalgic about the troubled and perplexing relic that is Wes Craven‘s Cursed. The 2005 star-studded...
Every horror fan has to start somewhere. And while some of us were immediately immersed in scary media from a young age, others were eased into...
A meek misogynist? Weird Sex Month is coming to an end, but here’s a quick recap of our coverage: we started things off with David Cronenberg’s...
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...
The path to success was not a smooth one for Fox. In 1987, the Fox Broadcasting Company was still new to the TV market, and most...
Adrian Panek’s World War II horror movie Werewolf is set for release on Blu-ray, DVD and VOD across North America on December 1 via Indiecan Entertainment,...
Wes Craven‘s Cursed will turn 15 years old in just a few months, though if the film had been released when it was originally supposed to be,...
Joanie’s Story. We are now entering the second week of our eight-week camp marathon, and the movies aren’t getting any better! First we looked at the...
Filmmaker Patrick Rea (Arbor Demon, Belong to Us) is no stranger to the werewolf mythos. His wildly unique feature Nailbiter effectively brought together feelings of claustrophobia and...
I’ve always been fascinated with Werewolves. From a young age, my mother would tell stories of distant relatives who swore that they occasionally had to fend...
Every great werewolf movie has a great transformation scene within it, whether we’re talking The Howling, An American Werewolf in London or more recently, Late Phases....
Filmmakers Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra’s second collaboration (they’d worked on Hard Labor previously) has been described as genre-defying and our first look at the trailer seems to...
I’m going to do something I have never done before in any of my reviews, and that is tell you not to read it. I am...
February 25, 2005 was an exciting day for us horror fans. Wes Craven’s (R.I.P.) first film in five years (his first since 2000’s Scream 3) was finally...
Writer/director Lowell Dean’s WolfCop (our review) was the surprise hit of 2014, earning positive reviews and positive word-of-mouth from audiences. It was a serviceable film that spent a...
Brundlefly eat your hybrid heart out! Here are ten examples of monstrous transformations into horrible creatures! In honor of David Cronenberg’s body horror transformation masterpiece, The...
There is a certain charm to independently produced low-budget monster movies, regardless of technical quality. Like the cinematic atrocities unleashed by Ed Wood in the 1950s,...
Fan favorite writer, Darin Morgan, returns with a brilliant ‘X-Files’ story that’s the season’s best episode yet “We’ve been given another case, it has a monster...
In case you weren’t aware, comedy and werewolves do work. Ignoring Frank Dekker’s classic Monster Squad for a moment (wolfman got nards, after all), you have...
I still maintain that American Werewolf in London, Dog Soldiers and Ginger Snaps are the holy trinity of modern werewolf movies, and when a new one...
“A bunch of articulate teens sit around and deconstruct horror movies until Ghostface kills them one by one. It’s been done to death. The whole self-aware...
Reddit user Krlmhl has posted a rather terrifying yet hilarious image of a dog wearing a muzzle that makes it look like some sort of vicious...
Neil Marshall’s Dog Soldiers was a stroke of genius when it was released. Taking a group of British soldiers holed up in a remote house in...
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