We have become a social media-obsessed culture. Everything we do, we post online and we never think of the dangers that wait for us afterward. Social media and technology have influenced the horror genre creating an entirely new subgenre- Screen Life Horror– where all the horror is set entirely on a computer screen. I thought
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Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more. Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week! Blue Velvet Vinyl from Coda Blue Velvet’s soundtrack is available on 2xLP vinyl for $55 from Coda. Disc one has
In a lot of cases, the reaction to a given film from the moviegoing public mirrors the critical response to said motion picture. That makes a certain amount of sense because even though there’s a level of objectivity at play with cinema, a bad movie is a bad movie. However, there are still those occasions
We have become a social media-obsessed culture. Everything we do, we post online and we never think of the dangers that wait for us afterward. Social media and technology have influenced the horror genre creating an entirely new subgenre- Screen Life Horror– where all the horror is set entirely on a computer screen. I thought
It’s now been three years since Netflix premiered Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a “legacy sequel” to Tobe Hooper’s original horror classic that arrived on February 18, 2022. Now, fresh rumors have begun to swirl that the franchise may be revving back to life for a new installment. Deadline reports today that studios are knocking at Verve’s door;
Matthew John Lawrence loves music and he doesn’t care who knows it, which is apparent in both his Uncle Peckerhead and his latest film Bloody Axe Wound. Both are infused with a love for punk rock, and while Uncle Peckerhead is all about the music, Bloody Axe Wound uses music to paint an emotional tapestry
Ghost Adventures star Aaron Goodwin is facing a real-life nightmare after his wife, Victoria Goodwin, was arrested for allegedly trying to hire a hitman to kill him. Victoria was taken into custody in Nevada on March 6, 2025, on charges of solicitation to commit murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Authorities say she had been plotting
Remedy has announced that their Control spin-off title FBC: Firebreak will be arriving later this summer. Alongside the reveal is a brand-new gameplay trailer for the three-player co-op FPS, which will be coming to PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 5. FBC: Firebreak will also be available day one
FRIEDKIN UNCUT, Quentin Tarantino, 2018. © AMBI / Courtesy Everett Collection Bong Joon Ho is my favorite modern filmmaker, and I’m not shy about admitting it. If you were to reduce my moviegoing sensibilities to their purest form, I think you’d find nothing but the essence of both Bong Joon Ho and Wes Craven there
The Furies is a 2019 horror film that’s part slasher, part survival thriller. And if you think those two descriptions are too closely related then you obviously don’t understand our attempt to avoid spoilers. It’s good to go in blind even though you’ve seen this type of story a million times before. However it’s not
As horror fans, we love our villains. We spend hours analyzing signature weapons while geeking out over our favorite kills. These discussions often lead to imagined scenarios where we pit our favorite bad guys against each other then guess who would win in a head-to-head duel. But it’s rare that we actually get to see
In writer and director Shal Ngo‘s new horror film Control Freak, he dives into Vietnamese American identity and intergenerational trauma through something incredibly simple: an itch. This itch in particular is neverending and is on the verge of driving motivational speaker Val (Kelly Marie Tran) into madness. In her attempts to cure what ail her,
David Cronenberg is back with a brand-new nightmare, and this time, he’s merging high-tech surveillance with the deeply personal experience of mourning. The first official trailer for The Shrouds has dropped, giving us a glimpse into a world where death isn’t just the end—it’s something you can watch unfold in real-time. Set to hit theaters in New
Tuatara Games are following up on their 2017 effort Let Them Come with Let Them Come: Onslaught. Published by Digital Bandidos, Onslaught will be available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store later this year. Similar to the original game, Let Them Come: Onslaught strands
Lilja | Mar 18, 2025 Welcome to a new column with Lilja, Dread Central’s Stephen King expert. March is here and with that, most of us thought spring would come. But instead, at least here in Sweden, we got snow. Thank God there are good books to read and great movies to watch. This past
David Cronenberg is back with a brand-new nightmare, and this time, he’s merging high-tech surveillance with the deeply personal experience of mourning. The first official trailer for The Shrouds has dropped, giving us a glimpse into a world where death isn’t just the end—it’s something you can watch unfold in real-time. Set to hit theaters in New
WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Yellowjackets Season 3: Episode 6, “Thanksgiving (Canada).” Fans of Showtime’s feminist horror series Yellowjackets have been dying for answers to two major questions: who will the girls eat while stranded in the woods and how will survivors of that horrific plane crash eventually find their way home? While
Jack Quaid as “Nate” in Novocaine from Paramount Pictures. Actors Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder are no strangers to the horror genre, showing off their skills in series like The Boys and iconic franchise entries like Prey and Scream 5. Now, the two are getting their chance to truly shine in the new action-comedy Novocaine,
There might be a Cocaine Bear 2 in the works and we are happy about that. In the meantime, let’s explore some other Ursine horror movies with the killer fur balls. Maybe not all as good as our drug addicted Teddy, but worth a watch just the same. Cocaine Bear Let’s live in
Firenut Games and Digital Dream have followed up their release of the demo for their upcoming psychological horror title Baptiste with a the official announcement trailer. Mixed with a bit of gameplay, the new trailer offers a glimpse into the creepy universe of Baptiste, which is slated to arrive later this year. Grief-stricken and desperate
Getting old is scary, a fear that the horror genre has mined for decades. So often, that means older characters are rendered monstrous and disgusting, their aging bodies sites of abject terror to exploit our own fear of the passage of time. But in his film The Home, co-writer and director Matthias Johansson Skoglund takes
The dark reinterpretation of Popeye as Popeye the Slayer Man introduced its official soundtrack and music video “Sailor to Slayer” prior to its March 2025 release. The new release features Angela Relucio’s vocals and includes both her performance from the music video and film to give fans a terrifying sneak peek of the film
As the old adage goes: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Real utopias don’t exist and there’s no such thing as perfection and bliss. While admittedly nihilistic, this sentiment also protects us from hidden dangers lurking all around. When we wander into an ostensibly flawless environment, it helps to take
SXSW 2025 is coming to a close and it was truly a banger year for the festival when it came to genre showings. From goopy sci-fi to a sex worker’s journey through Trashtown, the genre films on display here knocked it out of the park with fascinating stories, horrific imagery, and a deep love of
SXSW 2025 is coming to a close and it was truly a banger year for the festival when it came to genre showings. From goopy sci-fi to a sex worker’s journey through Trashtown, the genre films on display here knocked it out of the park with fascinating stories, horrific imagery, and a deep love of
David Cronenberg is back with a brand-new nightmare, and this time, he’s merging high-tech surveillance with the deeply personal experience of mourning. The first official trailer for The Shrouds has dropped, giving us a glimpse into a world where death isn’t just the end—it’s something you can watch unfold in real-time. Set to hit theaters
Presented by Neon’s The Monkey, Bloody Disgusting is celebrating this weekend’s release of Osgood Perkins’ highly anticipated horror with Stephen King Week. Yesterday, Luiz H.C. provided us with a ranking of King’s made-for-TV originals. Today, Rachel Reeves closes out the week by looking ahead at more short stories to tear from the page and put on the
Growing up in the 80s was the perfect time to be a young horror fan. Between movies that catered to kids and teens like Gremlins and Monster Squad and the fact that the PG-13 rating system didn’t exist until 1984 and allowed films like Jaws and Poltergeist to skirt that child-friendly rating, gateway horror abounded.
In this fast paced world of instant gratification it can be hard for a filmmaker to tell a story that takes a little longer to develop. This is especially true if a viewer is distracted by a cellphone or other device that diverts them from the TV screen. If you are one of
“For a period, it really seemed like survival horror had died. But like the zombies that plague its hallways, it always gets back up. You cannot kill survival horror.” So posits Doctoral Researcher, Kaytlin Blackmore, in TerrorBytes: The Evolution of Horror Gaming’s debut episode. It’s a rhapsodic reflection on how the genre in question has
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