At this point, I feel more than confident in saying that Shudder is the gift that just keeps on giving. It seems like every week, there is a new batch of terror unleashed on fans, courtesy of the horror streaming service. Sure, not all of them are great, but a good chunk are. The service’s latest release, Terrified, is one that could end up on many “best of” lists towards the end of the year…

If I were to ask you if you love B-horror that features tons of gore, monsters, tongue in cheek one-liners, and miniature 80s action heroes, what would your response be? I hope it’s yes, because otherwise I’m not sure this is the site for you, but if it is, then you don’t have any excuse to not be reading Full Moon Comics’ Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe, which just keeps getting better with the release of issue #3…

As a horror journalist, I don’t expect, nor do I need, thanks. Writing about horror is often a pretty thankless job, and that’s fine, because I love doing it. I always want my readers to take my words with a grain of salt, but every once in a while, a film comes along that is so awful, so excruciating to sit through, that I feel it is my job, no, my duty, to warn fans to stay as far away from it as possible. Recently dumped on Netflix from Blumhouse, Seven in Heaven is one of those films…

(By: Mark Gonzales) ​Have you ever woken from a deep sleep, made breakfast, driven to work, then did your job for several hours only to waken suddenly and come to the sad realization that you had only dreamt your oppressively mundane work day and that you must now do everything that you just dreamt of in real life? Those feelings of disappointment, dread, and frustrating repetition adequately describe what it feels like to watch 2018's In Memory Of…

Ah, another day, another mediocre ghost film. Haunting films are all the rage as of late, and why not, with films like The Nun and Annabelle: Creation doing gangbusters at the box office? Look, just because I like high quality Giordano’s Chicago style pizza doesn’t mean I want Dominoes every day. But that’s what the landscape of haunting films has become. An occasional great film with a slew of by the numbers snooze fests. Recently released on Netflix, Malevolent falls into the latter category…

I think I’m going to need a hot shower after what I just watched. Releasing this past weekend on VOD, Knuckleball may end up being one of the most thematically disturbing films of the year…

Welcome to what may be the most ambitious horror anthology series EVER. Partnered with Hulu, Blumhouse recently premiered Into the Dark, a series which will present one FEATURE LENGTH episode every month, each dealing with a different holiday. First up? The Body, a bloody, fun tribute to Halloween, just in time to get the October season going the right way…

As horror fans, we’re always looking for that next film that’s going to actually scare us. Years of watching the genre leaves most of us as desensitized zombies begging for something shocking. For some fans though, the films aren’t enough. They’re looking for the next level of scares, something that feels real, in the realm of “extreme haunts”, haunted houses which allow participants to be touched, tortured, locked up, and sometimes worse. It’s with this idea that Dread Central Present’s new film, Extremity, picks up…

Back in 1995, the horror anthology Tales from the Hood was released, a film which told different horror stories primarily taking place within the black community. The film is a deeply intelligent movie with commentary on systemic racism from all levels that is severely underrated or underseen by mainstream audiences. Now, the filmmakers have returned with Tales from the Hood 2, and in a society where many of the issues written about in 1995 seem more prevalent than ever, this sequel has plenty to say…

Way back in 2002, we were blessed with a standout Bruce Campbell performance in Don Coscarelli's Bubba Ho-Tep, in which Campbell played a not-dead Elvis battling mummies in a retirement home. Now, it seems Coscarelli is interested in seeing a small-screen version of the one-liner spouting, kicking mummies in the butt, King...