Remember Interactive Stone’s psychological thriller Gray Dawn? Probably not, since it’s been two years since we last heard about the game, and the devs had gone silent. That all changes with a new trailer recently released for the game, as well as an approximate release date! For those in need of a refresher, Gray Dawn […]
Each month in Horror Queers, Joe and Trace tackle a horror film with LGBTQ+ themes, a high camp quotient or both. For lifelong queer horror fans like us, there’s as much value in serious discussions about representation as there is in reading a ridiculously silly/fun horror film with a YAS KWEEN mentality. Just know that […]
The Evil Dead franchise has found itself on the big screen and the small screen, while also traversing into the worlds of video games and comic books. What’s next, you ask? A virtual reality experience, of course! Via Horror Fix, the Deadites are coming to VR in Evil Dead: Virtual Nightmare, a brand new experience […]
Today sees the theatrical/digital/VOD release of Altered Perception (DVD coming in June), a psychological thriller about a government drug test that quickly goes wrong. To give you a taste of the film, we’ve got a long clip that shows the test volunteers filling out some forms and then going in for their injection, which just […]
One of the freshest, most interesting voices on the genre scene right now is Ana Lily Amirpour, who got her start with the Iranian vampire-western A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night before heading into a post-apocalyptic setting for the Mad Max-style The Bad Batch. Next from Amirpour will be the fantasy adventure Blood Moon. […]
Up until this point, we’ve never gotten a good look at the combat component in DONTNOD’s Vampyr. We’ve had the story trailer, several developer diaries that danced around the topic, but nothing to be seen. Well, with the game being released in June (June 5th, to be exact), that all changes in the latest gameplay […]
One of the things we most enjoy about horror are the insanely memorable death scenes. Horror often introduces new ways to die that we hadn’t yet thought of, from chest bursting baby aliens in Alien to group bisection by wire in Ghost Ship, it’s often easier to remember the deaths more than the characters. Luckily, […]
R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps monsters have come to haunt your phone! Launching May 30, the new mobile app Goosebumps: HorrorTown is essentially the Goosebumps version of The Sims, putting you in charge of your very own town and filling it with your favorite monsters from Stine’s books. Or, if you’d prefer, you can play as humans […]
In easily one of the coolest loglines I’ve read in quite some time, G. Patrick Condon‘s indie Incredible Violence sounds a bit like Behind the Mask with a different kind of twist. You see, in the film, a hack filmmaker wastes the money lent to him by a mysterious organization, and so has to take […]
Sony announced today that they’re bringing a couple of horror throwbacks to its PlayStation Now service. New this month on the service is the critically-acclaimed precursor to Inside in 2010’s Limbo, and 2004’s Siren. Both games will receive high-definition upgrades and trophy support (if you’re into that thing). With the current crop of titles, the […]