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Effects Designer Jim Doyle Shares Vintage Footage of ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’s Rotating Room [Video]

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The premise of Wes Craven’s A Nightmare on Elm Street allowed for some of the most imaginative deaths in horror, including Tina (Amanda Wyss) getting dragged across the ceiling and Glen (Johnny Depp) being reduced to an Old Faithful-like fountain of blood in his bed. Both of these classic effects were accomplished using the famous […]
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Virgil Films Releasing the Documentary ‘Scream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street’ in March

David Bruckner to Open the Puzzle Box and Remake ‘Hellraiser’!

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Bloody Disgusting can confirm THR‘s breaking news that the filmmaking team behind Sundance Film Festival sensation The Night House are reuniting to tackle Spyglass Media’s re-imagining of 1980s horror classic, Hellraiser. David Bruckner, who directed Night House and The Ritual as well as sections of Bloody Disgusting’s horror anthologies V/H/S and Southbound, will helm the […]
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David Gordon Green Reflects on the “Very Expensive” Remake of ‘Suspiria’ He Almost Made

Gothic RPG ‘Sunless Sea: Zubmariner Edition’ Sets Sail For Xbox One And Switch This Month

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Publisher Digerati and developer Failbetter Games have announced that they’re bringing the Lovecraftian-themed game Sunless Sea: Zubmariner Edition to the Xbox One and Nintendo Switch later this month on April 23 and April 24, respectively. The original version of Sunless Sea first launched back in 2015 for the PC, which eventually was ported to the […]
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‘Zombie Army Trilogy’ Lumbering to The Nintendo Switch Later This Month!

‘The Overlook Hotel’: Mark Romanek Reflects On the Ambitious ‘Shining’ Prequel He Almost Made

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Years before Mike Flanagan took us back to the Overlook Hotel in last year’s Doctor Sleep, it had been announced that One Hour Photo director Mark Romanek would be directing a prequel to The Shining for Warner Bros., which was set to be titled The Overlook Hotel. This was back in 2014, though the project […]
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[Overlook Review] ‘Z’ Gets Spooky with Menacing Imaginary Friend

“Wastelanders” Expansion For ‘Fallout 76’ Receives Launch Trailer

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In spite of the delay, Bethesda have released the launch trailer for the Wastelanders expansion for Fallout 76. The expansion will arrive on April 14 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, coincidentally alongside the PC version’s debut on Steam. “Wastelanders” brings a new beginning to Appalachia for first-time and veteran players alike with a […]
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‘Fallout 76’ Wastelanders Expansion Delayed One Week

‘The Happening’: Shyamalan’s Greatest Twist Was Hiding a Deadpan Comedy in Plain Sight

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Though we’ve almost completely exhausted apocalypse media suggestion lists purporting to help survive self-isolation, there’s one more flick that, for some baffling reason, hasn’t made the cut as a genre favourite. Never referenced, often forgotten, and perpetually scoffed at is the brilliant work of M. Night Shyamalan, master of the twist, with his film that […]
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Thanks to Massively Successful Fundraiser, ‘Terrifier 2’ is Definitely Happening With No Gore Restrictions!

What’re Ya Buyin’? Laced Records Releasing ‘Resident Evil 4’ Soundtrack to Vinyl

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Well, it worked before, so why not? Laced Records have once again teamed up with Capcom to release another soundtrack in the Resident Evil series: The soundtrack to the one that injected new life into the series in Resident Evil 4! Containing four LPs, the soundtrack features remastered audio from the 2005 Nintendo Gamecube release. […]
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What is a Man? Mondo Releasing ‘Castlevania: Symphony of the Night’ Soundtrack on Vinyl

Metalsploitation: The History of Heavy Metal in the Horror Film

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Blood, Satan, the occult, fighting off zombies, social chaos, violence, death— on the surface, these descriptors sound like your average indicators of our favorite horror movies, however, they’re just as representative of horror’s musical cousin equivalent: heavy metal. Just like metal horns and concerts pair so perfectly, these misfit subgenres have been tied together for […]
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The Horror in ‘Metal Gear Solid’s’ History

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