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Announcement: “Fractured Visions” Gives You A Watch-Along And An Interview
Fractured Listens newest episode has them dissecting the career of Tony Timpone, the trailblazing former editor-in-chief of Fangoria.”
Big Scares From The Big Easy In “Soul City”
The New Orleans set anthology series from Cudie & Chike premiering exclusively on Topic from First Look Media
“MURDER PARTY” Attacks Artists with Abandon, Amuses.
It’s Netflix week on Streaming Sematary, and we’re kicking it off with MURDER PARTY, a horror comedy that lampoons the idea of “high art.”
AGFA’s Second “Mystery Mixtape” Drops This Week
American Genre Film Archive’s curated VHS-era supercuts are a blast from the past!
Candyman reawakens in “RUE MORGUE #194” May/June 2020 Issue
It’s going to take more than a global pandemic to keep us from bringing you the latest issue of RUE MORGUE (#194 May/June 2020), featuring the highly anticipated return of CANDYMAN to the big screen!
IFC Midnight launches Russian sci-fi chiller “SPUTNIK” this summer
A selection for this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, the saga of a dangerous space creature is now headed for release later this year.
The Owlman comes to the U.S. as Scottish Gothic “THE BLACK GLOVES” finds distribution; trailer and poster
A villain who became a viral sensation is coming to American home screens as THE BLACK GLOVES is set for release next month.
B-movie legend Sam Sherman brings horror back to the drive-ins
With indoor movie houses shut down across the nation, drive-in theaters are the only venues still operating. Now, veteran producer/distributor Sam Sherman, who kept the drive-ins well-stocked with horror and other genre fare from the ’60s through the ’80s via his Independent-International Pictures Corporation, is bringing some of his classic titles back to them.
“BLACK OPS” go on a fear-filled mission; trailer and poster
The title suggests a military actioner, but there’s a horrific side to BLACK OPS, which goes into release this summer.
Not-Charles-Bronson vs. a masked maniac in “CRY HAVOC”; trailer and poster
Robert Bronzi, the actor with a remarkable resemblance to a past action star, fights his way through an action/horror mashup that debuts next month.











