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Doug Jones Would Love to Play Billy Butcherson Again in New ‘Hocus Pocus’

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Despite pretty much every actor from Hocus Pocus practically begging to return in a sequel to the 1993 film, it looks like we’re instead getting, well, *something* that’s going straight to the Disney Channel. As we reported last September,  Scarlett Lacey (The Royals) is writing what we assume is a remake/reimagining, without the main cast. Not surprisingly, […]

‘The First Purge’ Trailer Horrifyingly Reflects Trump’s Comments From Earlier Tonight

Existential Dread Summoned in Latest Update Video for ‘The Sinking City’

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After showing off some cool concept art, Frogwares is back with a new update video for their upcoming Cthulhu-mythos game, The Sinking City. In the video, the team discusses Lovecraft and his works (namely the fear of the unknown, desolation, and hopelessness), and how Lovecraft’s stories influence the game’s world. The team also discusses their […]

[Video] ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Adding Weapon Swapping!

‘Hellraiser: Judgment’ Director Shares Fun Idea for Potential Sequel

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If you haven’t yet seen the new movie, you might want to avoid this article. The final moments of Hellraiser: Judgment, released last Tuesday, suggest an interesting (potential) future for the franchise. After killing an angelic figure who had been working in tandem with Pinhead and his Cenobites, the Hell Priest is resigned to a […]

‘Goosebumps 2’ Ensemble Cast Includes Your Favorite Kid from ‘IT’!

New ‘Call of Cthulhu: The Official Videogame’ Gameplay Trailer Surfaces

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We’re still waiting on Cyanide’s Call of Cthulhu: The Official Videogame official release date, but the team have recently released a new gameplay trailer showcasing the game’s protagonist, Edward Pierce, and his efforts to piece together the mysterious death of a family on Darkwater Island near Boston, Massachusetts. As expected, cultists and one of the […]

[Video] ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Adding Weapon Swapping!

Celebrating 30 Years of Wes Craven’s ‘The Serpent and the Rainbow’

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Looking back through Wes Craven’s filmography, the realization of just how ambitious he was as a director and artist hits hard. While his voice was always distinct, he consistently sought to try something new and different. From the grimy exploitation of The Last House on the Left to the self-referential teen horror classic Scream, Craven’s […]

What Lurks in ‘The Fog’ 38 Years Later

[Toy Fair] Storm Collectibles Reveals More ‘Mortal Kombat’ Figures

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The New York Toy Fair is in full swing, and despite Storm Collectibles having already revealed their upcoming Mortal Kombat Shao Khan figure, that doesn’t mean that’s their only upcoming figure in the line. Thanks to Toy Ark, Storm Collectibles has on display other figures that will be released. The lineup now includes Goro, Rain, […]

[Video] ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Adding Weapon Swapping!

[Kill of the Week] Cell Phone Shoved Down the Throat in ‘See No Evil’

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Every week, we spotlight a kill that we just can’t get enough of. This is Kill of the Week. If you ask any given fan to list off his/her favorite horror movie from ’06, Slither, The Hills Have Eyes and Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon would probably come up in that particular conversation. One […]

Locked Inside Cell Block 99 with Filmmaker S. Craig Zahler: A Fangoria Interview

[Trailer] Extra Terrifying ‘The Evil Within 2’ First Person Mode Now Available!

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Get closer to the nightmare than ever before. Released last year, The Evil Within 2 was hailed as one of the best horror games of 2017, but many were bummed that it wasn’t equipped with an immersive first-person mode. Mind you, gamers discovered a code for the PC version that allowed you to change to […]

[Kill of the Week] Cell Phone Shoved Down the Throat in ‘See No Evil’

Clip From Timur Bekmambetov’s ‘Profile’ Enters the Lion’s Den

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Profile begins while investigating the online ISIS recruitment techniques used to lure young European women into Syria as Jihadi brides. Amy Whittaker, a freelance journalist from London, creates a fake Facebook profile of a radicalized Muslim convert. When a professional ISIS recruiter contacts her online character, Amy comes across a unique opportunity to experience the […]

Exclusive ‘Keep Watching’ Clip Snoops Through a House