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Beverley Street Séance's Jaymes White gives the Rue Crew the scare of their lives.by Mariam RM
The actor is getting historical over the next couple of weeks, playing a WWII villain on screen and Edgar Allan…by Michael Gingold
The main problem with horror-comedies is that the best ones make the subgenre seem easy to pull off.by Mariam RM
Director John Harrison gives us an inside look at Shudder's newest chapter of favorite classic CREEPSHOW.by Jeff Szpirglas
Sweden's metal master on his favorite frightening flicks and more...by Michael Gingold
A lot less heavy than usual, but God, it is still so much fun.by Michael Gingold
Find out what happens when deeply held convictions collide with a host of evil entities on one famously dark street.by Michael Gingold
The horror of horror video games haunts the player of BRAINSCAN!by kleurvision
The trio talk dual directing, trouble with tongue studs and more!by Michael Gingold
In his latest feature, Fessenden gives a contemporary spin on the Frankenstein tale taking the Gothic trappings and setting to…by Jeff Szpirglas
KOKO-DI KOKO-DA might not be a favorite of the horror fan looking for slashing and dashing, but for those who…by Deirdre Crimmins
SCREAM, QUEEN! is a timely documentary about an aspect of the horror world that has gone under appreciated for too…by Deirdre Crimmins
The trio talk the tricky balance of horror, comedy and sympathy, and more.by Michael Gingold
A look at the new, distinctively horrific take on the lovers-on-the-run subgenre from directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen.by kleurvision
Even if the film falls short of some of its ambitions, it contains more than enough to engage the eye…by Michael Gingold