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The director of THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL and THE INNKEEPERS is now bringing us his own Texas massacre.by Michael Gingold
The killer wields a sledgehammer rather than a blade in this teen-stalker opus.by Michael Gingold
The long-awaited next chapter in Wes Craven's beloved series hits theaters this Thursday.by Rocco T. Thompson
Now you can wear the brand behind a long series of standout genre discs.by Michael Gingold
A personal assistant leads the protagonist of this thriller into a personal hell.by Michael Gingold
Death still refuses to be denied, as New Line Cinema has revived one of its most popular franchises.by Michael Gingold
The 7th edition of the fest showcasing movies by women and non-binary filmmakers runs February 3-6.by Michael Gingold
We peer into the darker corners of Japan's drag scene.by kleurvision
He aimed to bring character authenticity to the tension of the movie’s night-of-survival scenario, and delivered both.by Michael Gingold
Altered Innocence has brought Spanish filmmaker Iván Zulueta's 1979 cult classic back to life for a new generation.by William J. Wright
You can’t go home again–without running into a crazed cult–in the horror film releasing next month.by Michael Gingold
Nostalgia and new nightmares manifest in this first offering from comics publisher American Mythology and James Kuhoric.by kleurvision
Heavily influenced by independent horror of the late '70s, Tucker's debut might best be described as "Home Alone" as envisioned…by William J. Wright
The horrors here are set in a hospital, not the infamous house.by Michael Gingold
This multi-colored monster is adorned with various plague-bearing creature skulls ranging from ducks, herrings, primates and even human..okay a lot…by Chris Hammond