“THE OLD DARK HOUSE” is “FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC” Lite
A treasure from the 1930s, Shudder acquisition "The Old Dark House" is mandatory watching for fright fans.
These Limited Edition Art Prints Stab At Our Heart Strings
Aaron Fulcher's frightfully adorable "Little Monsters" are so cute we could die!
New wearable Horror art by “HORROR BY BAUER”
Dress up in one of these killer new shirts, grab a print for the wall or grab the IceScream pin for the summer.
Fright-Rags adds more Universal Monsters and “They Live” designs.
Rep new "Universal Monsters" and "They Live" designs.
Invisibility Ain’t No Joke: The Hidden Seriousness of Leigh Whannell’s “THE INVISIBLE MAN”
The original The Invisible Man (1933) contains a lot of comedy absent from the other famous monsters’ films. However, even within these “gags” and any of the silliest interpretations, they’ve provided a much-needed groundwork for Whannell’s version to be realized. Despite any joke, The Invisible Man is the most horrifying Universal Monster because he represents real terror… the immunity of privilege.
