For those of us of a certain age – Fantasy Island was a staple of our weekly TV viewing. Just like Wonderful World Of Disney, Happy Days, and Welcome Back, Kotter – the week was just not on track if you didn’t hear Tatoo proclaim – “Da Plane, Da Plane!” Although sometimes the show ventured […]
Horror-on-Sea celebrates its eighth year in 2020 as it returns to Southend once again, with its biggest blood-soaked line up of independent films yet. One of the U.K.’s biggest independent film festivals, Horror-on-Sea was originally formed to promote independent horror films, giving an opportunity to fright-fare features and shorts that are not normally played on […]
Unknown to most here in the U.S. – Pretty Maids have been slaying it since 1981 – for some reason, they have never hit it big in the states – and that really is a damn shame. Their latest release Undress Your Madness is out now (Click here to order) and is honestly quite possibly, […]
Big fan of the Collector’s Edition line from Scream Factory – many reasons for that but one of the top ones being the awesome art they always have commissioned. Next February brings their much-anticipated release of the classic 80’s slasher My Bloody Valentine and today they sent over our first look at the artwork that […]
Just yesterday, we got a hand full of pics from the upcoming Blumhouse retelling of The Invisible Man – and today even bigger news – an actual full-length trailer. Have a peek and then we’ll have a little chat. Got to say – that is much better than I had imagined. Here’s the official line […]
Blumhouse’s foray into Universal Monster territory – The Invisible Man – is gearing up for its big release early next year – and ET got a handful of pics that give us our first look at just what might be up. Apparently star Elizabeth Moss will spend a lot of time looking up at a […]
This one has “must-see” written all over it. Nic Cage starring in an adaptation of the classic H.P. Lovecraft tale Color Out Of Space – and it’s all directed by Richard Stanley. RLJE is handling the release of this one and today they gave us all a trailer – you’ve got to check this out. […]
A late entry in the original slasher film craze – 1988’s Spanish hack and slasher Edge Of The Axe will make its first trip to Blu-ray – via Arrow Video – on January 28th, 2020. I dig the box art on this one Arrow is doing this one right too – check out this killer […]
WaterTower Music is proud to announce the digital release of the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep, the fall horror event that continues the story of Danny Torrance, 40 years after his terrifying stay at the Overlook Hotel in The Shining. Directed by Mike Flanagan (Oculus, Gerald’s Game), the highly anticipated film […]
Few things in horror films beat that cathartic moment of a good comeuppance to a villain, and few are more disturbing than an innocent person falling into a dangerous situation when they merely tried to help someone. The latter of these cases is the situation for the protagonist in director Ryan Gaff’s short film Black […]
First of all – Happy Halloween from all of us here at Gruesome Magazine. As you’re getting your costumes on and heading off to that Halloween party – or slipping on those comfy sweats and settling in for a Halloween night movie marathon – take a few seconds to check out this little piece of […]
When you hear the title Creepshow – and if you’re a horror fan – you think of three people the minute it’s mentioned – George Romero, Stephen King, and Tom Savini – and this weeks season finale of the new Shudder series give us Tom Savini in the directors chair – bringing us his vision […]
Right in time for Halloween, writer/director/editor Heidi Lee Douglas’ Australian gothic thriller short Little Lamb has just been launched via Omeleto, the home of award winning shorts. You can watch it here! I reviewed Little Lamb for Gruesome Magazine‘s Super Scary Shorts Saturday during the film’s festival run, giving it the highest possible rating of five […]
Blood in the Snow (BITS) film festival, the biggest celebration of Canadian horror, is back with a fresh slate of northern chills! BITS 2019 takes placefrom November 21 to 26 at the Royal Cinema in Toronto. With six nights of the best horror fare in the nation — including feature films, shorts, webseries, and the […]
As seasoned horror fans – we are of course all very aware of Bob Clark’s amazing 1974 slasher Black Christmas – a classic if ever a classic there was – of course, it got the remake treatment back in the early 2000s and this year Blumhouse is going to give it yet another retelling. Will […]