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Film
10 Years Later: Looking back at Kevin Smith’s Red State When you think of the directors behind some of the best horror films of the last...
Sundance Film Festival
"Eight for Silver" finds an intriguing way to advance the werewolf legend that's surprisingly scary, but it's lacking in substance.
Sundance Film Festival
Censor is a tribute to the colors and textures of 1980s-era video nasties, but it loses its bite toward the end.
Film
7 Favourite Holiday Horror Movies Although December is here with its barrage of holiday specials, songs, and cheesy films, there’s no reason you can’t...
Film
Evil has spawned.
Film
Just When You Thought It Was Safe To Go Back To Bed...
Blog
There’s something particularly alluring about different countries’ approach to horror in different media. Japan has proven that they’re up there with the best when...
Film
Gerald Kargl’s Angst is a Demented Masterpiece Roger Ebert famously observed that, “Art is the closest we can come to understanding how a stranger...
Blog
With Animal Crossing: New Horizons experiencing extreme levels of popularity at the moment, fan-made content is at a high. With the adorably cute and...
Game Reviews
There’s merit to be had if you just want a quick bash at a quirky, indie horror game, but with so many flaws, I...
Film
The kids of Elm Street don't know it yet, but something is coming to get them in their dreams.
Film
Something about horror just connects to a deep, dark trench that lives within us. In Search of Darkness seeks to explore that trench.
Film
31 Days of Horror
Film
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on September 8, 2017, but for obvious reasons, we’ve decided to spotlight it again. Andy Muschietti’s adaptation of...
Fantasia Film Festival
'The Deeper You Dig' is the kind of movie that Fantasia Fest was made for: those far off the beaten track, but well worth...