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An Over the Top Blood Fest: Reflecting on the Violence and Humor of the Cult Wii Game ‘MadWorld’

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During its time the Nintendo Wii was an incredible console that grew to include a vast library of terrific games. While the Wii was home to loads of family-friendly properties, there was one title that made for an incredibly un-Nintendo experience: MadWorld. Developed by Platinum Games and published by Sega, MadWorld remains one of the […]
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[Editorial] ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’s Violence Holds an Unpleasant Weight

[SXSW Review] ‘Body at Brighton Rock’ Unleashes Primal Terror in the Wilderness

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Horror is forever reminding us that it’s best to steer clear of the woods, and writer/director Roxanne Benjamin‘s (Southbound, XX) feature debut is the latest entry to remind us that there’s a very thin line between survival and imminent death in nature. For one woefully unprepared part-time summer employee at a mountainous state park, getting lost […]
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The Terror of Seeing Yourself in An Other: 10 Body Doubles in Horror

[SXSW Review] Comedy-Horror ‘Tales from the Lodge’ Shakes Up Anthology Format

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Over recent years, the trusty horror anthology format has seen its fair share of reinvention along with most subgenres of genre film. A collection of short films, or segments, all tied together by an interlocking wraparound story or theme, the anthology always brings a fun level of unpredictability thanks to its format. Some modern horror […]
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New Imagery from the ‘Tales from the Lodge’ Stories [SXSW]

‘Warhammer: Vermintide 2’ Hits One-Year Anniversary, Celebrates With Free Content

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With the success of Warhammer: Vermintide 2, and with the game hitting its one-year anniversary on PC, developer Fatshark have decided to throw a little party in the form of a free weekend for prospective buyers, as well as some limited-time content. As detailed on the game’s Steam page, Fatshark will release a new level […]
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First DLC For ‘Vermintide 2’ Released, Free to Play Until September 3rd

‘Tone-Deaf’ Director Richard Bates Jr. on His Social Slasher That Demands to Be Heard! [SXSW]

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This weekend, Richard Bates Jr., director of Excision, Suburban Gothic and Trash Fire, will see his horror-thriller Tone-Deaf hold its World Premiere at the ongoing SXSW Film Festival. Bloody Disgusting talks to Bates Jr. about the film that follows millennial Olive (Amanda Crew) who, after losing her job and imploding her latest dysfunctional relationship, leaves the city for a weekend of […]
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‘Incredible Violence’: To Save His Movie, a Director Must Become a Slasher!

Two Atmospheric New Images Take You Inside the Haunting ‘Pet Sematary’

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The next Stephen King adaptation to arrive in theaters will be Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kolsch‘s Pet Sematary, of course technically a re-adaptation of King’s novel. Jason Clarke plays Louis Creed this time around, and Games Radar (via Total Film) shares two new shots of Clarke’s Creed tonight. “I read [the novel] in my early twenties,” […]
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First Look at ‘Pet Sematary’ and Its Undead Cat, Church!

[SXSW] SpectreVision’s ‘Daniel Isn’t Real’ Gets a Trippy Poster Ahead of Premiere

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Some Kind of Hate director Adam Egypt Mortimer is bringing his new horror film Daniel Isn’t Real to SXSW this weekend, and ahead of the premiere, we’ve got poster art. Daniel Isn’t Real is the story of traumatized 8-year old Luke, who invents an imaginary friend named Daniel who leads them both into a world of […]
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‘The Witch Who Came from the Sea’: GLOW’s Sam Sylvia is Based on a Real Director Who Made a Real Horror Movie

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