Horror

Luna Blaise and Gideon Adlon in ‘Youth Juice’, courtesy of Live Nation Studios Production has begun on the curiously titled horror-comedy Youth Juice, reports Deadline. Described as “a creepy satire about aging and how far people will go to stop getting older,” the film “follows two best friends terrified of growing old who travel to
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Last night’s 10th Anniversary Broadcast for Dead by Daylight gave fans their first look at what’s ahead for the game’s eleventh year, and Behaviour Interactive packed the presentation with major reveals. While the biggest headline from the event was the announcement that Thordur Palsson will direct the upcoming live-action Dead by Daylight feature film for
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Last week, AMC’s The Vampire Lestat premiered after an over two-year hiatus, finally returning viewers to Anne Rice’s increasingly chaotic vampire universe. The premiere episode, “Detroit,” dropped fans in media res of Lestat de Lioncourt’s (Sam Reid) North American rockstar tour as the story shifted away from Louis de Pointe du Lac’s (Jacob Anderson) narration
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Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures Ed and Lorraine Warren are perhaps considered amongst the most controversial figures in the world of the paranormal. The married couple had started making a name for themselves through paranormal investigation as early as 1952, and during those years, they created their own group, New England Society for Psychic Research.
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Say a prayer and stock up on those puppy treats, because it’s time to dig up the weirdness with another forgotten horror gem! The Boneyard, possibly the most bizarre ’90s cult classic, celebrates its 35th anniversary. Packed with good puppies gone bad, a Pee-wee’s Big Adventure Large Marge-inspired animatronic puppet, ghoul-children that look appropriately disgusting,
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After building an acclaimed career as an Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker, former PBS producer/director, and television reporter, Robyn Symon is entering a new chapter with her first narrative feature, Queen of Shock. The Spanish-language thriller has been announced as an Official Selection at the 29th Dances With Films in Los Angeles, marking a major milestone in Symon’s
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Last month, Dread Central sat down with Ginger Snaps director John Fawcett and stars Emily Perkins and Katharine Isabelle to discuss the iconic 2000 cult classic and what the future may hold for the franchise, including the potential for a series adaptation, something that has been in the air since 2020.  Revisiting Ginger Snaps reminded
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Considered to be one of the most terrifying modern found footage movies ever made, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum is getting a remake. But hold on, it’s not America (yet) that’s appropriating the idea this time. Let’s thank Indonesia, which might actually be a good thing. The country has put out some good horror movies in the
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It’s impossible to think about Halloween while you’re wiping away sweat seated in a movie theater in New York City in June, yet somehow, Ben Sottak‘s feature debut, Hallowarrior, had me longing for hot apple cider and the comforting glow of a jack-o’-lantern–or in this case, junk-o’lantern. Equal parts coming-of-age story, post-apocalyptic thriller, and home
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Apple TV+’s new Cape Fear series is now streaming, and early reactions suggest viewers are getting something far different than a simple remake of the 1962 classic or Martin Scorsese’s 1991 thriller. The basic setup remains familiar. Max Cady, played by Javier Bardem, emerges as a terrifying force in the lives of the Bowden family.
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Stephen Lang (pictured above in Don’t Breathe) has been cast in the supernatural horror film Mercy Good, reports Deadline this afternoon. The film “follows a family that relocates to Salem, Massachusetts for a fresh start, only to discover their historic home may be tied to a centuries-old supernatural force waiting to return”. Don’t you just
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Salem draws around a million visitors every October for a holiday built on the worst thing that ever happened there. June is quieter. It should not be. On the morning of June 10, 1692, Bridget Bishop was carted from the town jail to a rocky ledge west of the village and hanged, the first execution
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Lionsgate is bringing hard-hitting martial arts action to theaters this weekend with The Furious (read our review), a brutal revenge thriller arriving exclusively in theaters June 12. Directed by Kenji Tanigaki, The Furious stars Xie Miao as Wang Wei, a desperate father who takes matters into his own hands after his daughter is kidnapped by
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The MPA has officially rated Evil Dead Burn R for “strong bloody horror violence and gore, and language.” The rating is in line with the franchise’s recent entries. Evil Dead (2013) received an R rating for “strong bloody violence and gore, some sexual content and language,” while Evil Dead Rise was rated R for “strong
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Not every horror movie needs a cinematic universe. Some horror movies should feel like they crawled out from under someone’s porch at 3 a.m., hissed at the moon, and somehow got distribution. That is a compliment. What Is a Weird Little Freak Movie? This is not a technical term. I am not going to cite
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Kane Parsons’ Backrooms has pushed liminal horror into the mainstream, but there are many other impressive examples out there to discover. Horror is such an evergreen and enduring storytelling genre because absolutely anything — even ordinary spaces — can become terrifying nightmare fuel in the right context. “Liminal horror” is a fascinating trend that’s grown
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If you’ve read Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles, you already know the tonal whiplash that comes with moving from Interview with the Vampire into The Vampire Lestat. If you haven’t, the new season premiere of AMC’s critically acclaimed vampire series, an episode called “Detroit,” will do an admirable job of disorienting you anyway — in
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Hugo Ruíz won the Best New Director Award at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival for his breakout, single-take thriller, One Night with Adela. The acclaimed filmmaker is back at the fest’s Midnight Section this year with his latest gonzo spectacle, Dante, and Ruíz more than lives up to his genre credos. Dante is foul, an
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Lil’ guy cinema is back courtesy of Mutter: The Diary of a Mother, Alphan Eseli’s stunning, gut-wrenching horror parable premiering at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Honoring the legacy of horror classics such as Rosemary’s Baby and even It’s Alive, Eseli’s Turkish feature is a hellish descent into madness and the never-ending, inexorable limits of
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