Hulu’s monthly horror anthology series Into The Dark has for the most part been a pretty fun endeavor. Every month a new – usually holiday-themed – feature-length film graces the streaming giant – all pretty good, several downright excellent. With the upcoming holiday season fast approaching it is obviously time for a Christmas themed outing […]
Who is all in for a new series about Vampires taking over the world? Count me in. V Wars is based on the very popular comic book of the same name by Jonathan Maberry. Today Netflix dropped a trailer – and it’s worth a look. Netflix debuts the series – which will feature ten – […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
BBC One is bringing the classic vampire tale to life once again – this time coming to us from the folks behind the wildly popular Sherlock. A teaser trailer just dropped and – this is looking pretty damn fine. Like how they are kind of returning to that classic Hammer look for the Count. This […]
Is it artistic? Is it effective? Do you even care? A while back we got a teaser clip for a new flick with Guillermo del Toro attached as a producer – and of course, the horror world erupted in a simultaneous orgasm of horror bliss – today brings an equally seismic event as we get […]
When you hear the name Helen Hunt – you don’t automatically think of the horror genre but, she’s earned her stripes. Hell, starring in the Trancer series of films back in the 80’s give her enough genre cred to earn our attention. Also, Twister – c’mon, who doesn’t freaking love Twister. Regardless, Helen has a […]
Until today the only mainstream film to get any Thanksgiving Holiday love really wasn’t even a movie – it was a fake trailer that Eli Roth did for Grindhouse a while back but director Marcus Dunstan is about to change all that when he brings Pilgrim to Hulu’s Into The Dark series of films on […]
Lisa Wilcox and Tuesday Knight – both talented, and both battle-tested by the one and only Freddy Kruger – will join forces once again to take on The Bloody Man – a new 80’s throwback flick currently in post-production and gearing up for a festival run next spring. Since they are wrapping things up – […]
Let me prelude this article with the fact that I LOVE Galaxy Quest – I have never understood why it wasn’t – at the time – heralded as the masterpiece it is – and why today, it is still so often overlooked. Turns out – I’m not the only one that feels that way – […]
Kind of in the vein of The Decent comes Stay Out Stay Alive – another tale off climbing around in deep dark places where evil is sure to dwell – this time around it’s a gold mine that has been cursed by an Indian Chief. Here’s the synopsis: “Shadowed by a haunting presence in the […]
No big secret that the 80’s – when it came to modern horror – was the decade of choice for the discriminating horror fan – those of us lucky enough to come of age during that new golden age of frights remember with great fondness the drive in, grindhouse cinema and good old VHS. A […]
Writer/director Joe Badon’s surreal arthouse-meets-grindhouse debut feature The God Inside My Ear made my Gruesome Magazine top 10 films of 2018 list, and now the Louisiana filmmaker has released the trailer for his follow-up feature Sister Tempest, which promises to be at least as outré as its predecessor. The film’s description states: “Anne Hutchinson’s troubled […]