INTERVIEW: Director Renny Harlin Teases “THE STRANGERS TRILOGY”
Three new films in the terrifying home-invasion franchise are coming in 2024.
Renny Harlin and Gene Simmons are teaming on a new shark thriller
The director is headed back to the deep blue sea.
“The Covenant” Was Queer-Bait Before It Was Cool
Renny Harlin's "no homo" era artifact isn't really a gay movie, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it.
Movie Review: “THE STRANGERS–CHAPTER 1” does not encourage further viewing
It represents the filmmakers asking you to pay full theater admission price for what is essentially a 91-minute prologue for the next two movies.
Exclusive Interview: Madelaine Petsch and Froy Gutierrez on the scariest part of “THE STRANGERS–CHAPTER 1” and more
They’re the new couple being terrorized by three masked, mysterious fiends in the reboot of the home-invasion-horror favorite.
Character Posters, Security Footage For “THE STRANGERS CHAPTER ONE” Are Here
Ahead of the film's May 17 release, Lionsgate unleashes terrifying, all-new posters for each of the Strangers and security cam video of Pin-Up Girl.
Trailer and poster for “THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER 1” invade your home
This time around, the Strangers aren’t the only strange ones on view.
“THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER ONE” now has a date to terrorize us
The reboot trilogy is set to launch this summer.
FREDDY KRUEGER takes over “The Faculty of Horror” podcast!
Andrea and Alex hit the hay one last time to discuss how Freddy became a marketing legend, a cultural sensation and an arbiter of taste.
RETRO RECOMMENDATIONS: “A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 4: THE DREAM MASTER” (1988)
A look back at an oft overlooked and criminally underrated installment of a classic horror franchise.
Gather round for Ghost Stories and more in RUE MORGUE #181 Mar/Apr 2018 issue
Ghost Stories, horror Tarot cards, the macabre photography of Joel-Peter Witkin... RUE MORGUE #181 is here! Take a look at what's inside.
DEVELOPMENT HELL & THE $TAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
Creative differences, casting squabbles, scheduling conflicts and the like have kept some of our most beloved titans of terror from slicing and dicing their way across the silver screen. How can studios put and end to that finally open Pandora's Box?
NY: Michael Myers, Blacula and boogens at Hudson Horror Show 16
An especially eclectic assortment of horror and exploitation fare will be showcased at the 13th installment of the Hudson Horror Show in upstate New York, with six features screening from the ’70s and ’80s, all on 35mm.
Rue Morgue #74 December 2007
INSIDE ISSUE #74 HOME, SWEET HOMICIDE Considered unfilmable due to its unapologetic portrayal of child abuse, Jack Ketchum’s The Girl Next Door premieres on DVD this month in a punishing adaptation that exposes the nasty underbelly of 1950s lollipop America. Interviews with director Gregory M. Wilson, leads Blanche Baker and Blythe Auffarth, screenwriters Daniel Farrands ...
Rue Morgue #132 April 2013
INSIDE ISSUE #132 THE WOODS ARE ALIVE Thoughts of an Evil Dead remake threatening to swallow your soul? Director Fede Alvarez explains that having Sam Raimi in your corner is just one reason to welcome back the deadites. PLUS: Straight from the set, the cast and crew take us behind the scenes, and more! by ...
