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‘The Hole in the Ground’ Used Little CGI and a Finnish Contortionist for the Monster [Interview]

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Some spoilers follow. Most of The Hole In the Ground (read our review) follows the A24 minimalist aesthetic. In the film, Sarah (Seana Kerslake) suspects her son Chris (James Quinn Markey) has been replaced by something else. He acts really creepy and there are a few violent scares, but it’s mostly buildup. And then Sarah enters […]
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A24’s ‘The Hole in the Ground’ Trailer Digs Up a Terrifying Imposter

Jennifer Kent is Working on “Something Scary” With Guillermo del Toro! [Exclusive]

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While promoting her new film The Nightingale (read our review) at Sundance, Jennifer Kent just revealed that she is developing a project with Guillermo del Toro. Bloody-Disgusting had an interview with Kent for The Nightingale so we asked for details on the collaboration. She wouldn’t specify, but Kent did confirm that it is a project in […]
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Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Antlers’ Influenced By ‘Halloween’ and ‘The Exorcist’

New Trailer Released For Psychological Horror Game ‘Those Who Remain’

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With all of the awesome horror titles coming out in 2019, it’s easy to overlook some of the ones that sneak in unnoticed. And while Camel 101’s Those Who Remain still doesn’t have a nailed-down release date (even if it was originally announced for a 2018 release), the new trailer would have you thinking it’ll […]
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[PAX East 2018] Explore Psychological Horror with ‘The InnerFriend’ This September

[Sundance Review] ‘I Am Mother’ Brings the Suspense to Smart Sci-Fi

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A massive, clunky robot moves alone through a futuristic bunker. A blinking title card tells us it’s been one day since the “extinction event,” and this bunker is home to tens of thousands of human embryos, but no human life. That is until the robot chooses one embryo seemingly at random and incubates it into […]
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[Sundance Review] Jennifer Kent Subverts Sophomore Expectations With ‘The Nightingale’

‘Mortal Kombat’-Era Johnny Cage Figure Coming From Storm Collectibles

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So, while we wait for more reveals of fighters to be included in the upcoming Mortal Kombat 11, Storm Collectibles are hard at work with another figure for those of you clambering for another one of these beauties. On the company’s Instagram, they’ve revealed a work-in-progress sculpt for everyone’s favourite Hollywood douchebag martial artist actor […]
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[Toy Fair] Storm Collectibles Reveals More ‘Mortal Kombat’ Figures

[Sundance Review] Jennifer Kent Subverts Sophomore Expectations With ‘The Nightingale’

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I’m not sure what, exactly, I expected of Jennifer Kent‘s follow-up to The Babadook – but The Nightingale wasn’t it. A weighty revenge thriller set in, of all things, 1820s Tasmania, it’s a film as complicated and surprising as The Babadook, but in a vastly different setting. Together, these two movies illustrate one immovable truth: […]
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[Editorial] Let’s Talk About Managing Expectations…

This ‘Resident Evil 2’ Music Cover Gives Off Some Serious John Carpenter Vibes

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The long-awaited Resident Evil 2 remake/reimagining etc is out today, bringing a wave of giddy nostalgia for many a fan of the original as they enter the RPD building once again. It’s a joyous day where we can celebrate gaming’s biggest horror franchise and there are many ways to do that. Like maybe covering some […]
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‘Resident Evil 2’ Remake Producers Talk Game Difficulty, Music

Sony Bites into July 2020 Date for Jared Leto’s ‘Morbius’

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The summer of 2020 is fire as on July 10th we’ll get the third Ghostbusters and then on July 31st get ready for Morbius, Sony’s second Spider-Man spinoff this time focusing on the antihero “The Living Vampire”. Jared Leto is locked to star as the title character which Life director Daniel Espinosa will bring to life. Matt Smith is in […]
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Matt Smith Joins Jared Leto in ‘Spider-Man’ Spinoff ‘Morbius’

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