Guillermo del Toro
The biggest genre film festival in the United States returns to Los Angeles for its 11th outing, beginning September 26.by William J. Wright
There are Lovecraft adaptations, Guillermo del Toro originals and lots more on tap for October.by Michael Gingold
The new film is in the noir tradition, and the original 1947 ALLEY was in black and white, so this…by Michael Gingold
A realm of sinister sights and manipulation, brought off with intoxicating style by del Toro and his collaborators.by Michael Gingold
It has more on its mind than many horror films, while also delivering the shocks and especially the atmosphere.by Michael Gingold
Presented in partnership with the American Cinematheque, the premiere will launch a series of events leading up to the October…by Rocco T. Thompson
A superb lineup of filmmakers has been announced for the series that has just started production.by Michael Gingold
Justin McConnell’s personal documentary is both inspiring and surprisingly pragmaticby Rue Morgue Manor
In their final episode of 2020, Andrea and Alex venture back in time to Franco's Spain to face down nightmares,…by Andrea Subissati
Celebrate "The Night He Came Home" with one of our most iconic covers!by Rocco T. Thompson
The prospect of Guillermo del Toro tackling one of the darker children’s fantasies has always been a hugely promising one,…by Michael Gingold
This week in the Sematary: New releases week concludes with Joko Anwar's IMPETIGORE, a masterfully crafted folk horror flick that…by kleurvision
The first title from Kojima Productions arrives onto Steam as what may be the game's definitive version.by Rue Morgue Manor
Director Demian Rugna has been working hard on several projects during lockdown and one is a sequel as anticipated as…by Mariam RM
CRIMSON PEAK remains Guillermo Del Toro's crowning achievements of subversion.by Rue Morgue Manor