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‘The Lodge’ is a Dark and Guilt-Ridden Christmas Story [Formative Fears]

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Formative Fears is a column that explores how horror scared us from an early age, or how the genre contextualizes youthful phobias and trauma. From memories of things that went bump in the night, to adolescent anxieties made real through the use of monsters and mayhem, this series expresses what it felt like to be a […]
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The Kids from ‘The Lodge’ Play a Fun Game of “Horror or Not?” [Video]

Full Day of Anthologies Including the ‘V/H/S’ Series Streaming on Bloody Disgusting TV This Weekend!

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This Saturday we’re featuring a full day of horror shorts and anthologies on Bloody Disgusting TV, kicking things off with a Bloody Bites marathon featuring 11 episodes jam packed with short horror films. Then followed by the incredible Dead of Night, the V/H/S films, and The Portal. Catch the full schedule below. You can find […]
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Full Schedule for Bloody Disgusting TV’s Halloween Weekend Horror Movie Marathons Hosted by Vanessa Decker!

The 10 Coolest, Creepiest and Downright Best Horror Movie Posters of 2020

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The theatrical release slate might have been limited this year, but it didn’t slow down horror in the slightest. Even with our most anticipated titles postponed, 2020 still delivered great genre offerings, and with it, a ton of great movie posters. A movie trailer has an average of two minutes’ worth of highlight footage to […]
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The New Art for Neil Marshall’s ‘Hellboy’ is Legit the Coolest Movie Poster of 2018

‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Prequel Movie ‘Furiosa’ Starring Anya Taylor-Joy Dated for 2023 Release

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George Miller is currently developing a Mad Max: Fury Road spinoff movie centered on Charlize Theron‘s Imperator Furiosa character, with The Witch and The New Mutants star Anya Taylor-Joy taking over the role. It’s a prequel simply titled Furiosa at this time, and tonight we’ve learned that Warner Bros. has already handed the film a release date. Furiosa is currently set for release […]
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WB Considered Bringing ‘Mortal Kombat’ to HBO Max But Theatrical Release Currently Expected

Filming Has Wrapped on ‘Army of the Dead’ Prequel Movie; Zack Snyder Shares First Look at Cast

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Announced back in September, Netflix and Zack Snyder‘s upcoming zombie film Army of the Dead is getting a prequel anime series with “Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas,” and an “international prequel” of the feature film variety is also on the way. The latter project has wrapped filming this week, we’ve learned courtesy of Snyder himself over on Twitter. Snyder […]
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‘Killer Klowns from Outer Space’ Live-to-Film Concert Event Going On Tour and Now Taking Bookings

David Gordon Green Reportedly in Talks to Direct ‘The Exorcist’ Reboot for Blumhouse/Morgan Creek

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We had recently learned that Morgan Creek was developing a reboot of The Exorcist and it looks like Blumhouse is on board the project as well, The Observer reports tonight. According to the site, David Gordon Green (Halloween) is in talks to direct! The Observer is referring to the project as a “sequel,” it’s interesting […]
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David Gordon Green Reflects on the “Very Expensive” Remake of ‘Suspiria’ He Almost Made

Christmas Extremism: The Unlikely Parallels Between Holiday Horrors ‘Red Christmas’ & ‘Inside’

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This article contains spoilers. Christmas horror feels dangerous because it’s an abomination of all that is holy on the holiest of days— a perversion of purity and sacredness (which is exactly what makes it so great.) Unsurprisingly, the subgenre has been at the crux of criticism by the uptight over the years, with movies like […]
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Christmas Around the World: 6 Must See International Holiday Horror Films

‘Dead of Night’ and the Grand Traditions of Scary Stories and Horror Anthologies [Gods and Monsters]

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In Bride of Frankenstein, Dr. Pretorius, played by the inimitable Ernest Thesiger, raises his glass and proposes a toast to Colin Clive’s Henry Frankenstein—“to a new world of Gods and Monsters.” I invite you to join me in exploring this world, focusing on American horror films from the dawn of the Universal Monster movies in 1931 to […]
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Classic Horror Anthology ‘Dead of Night’ Streaming for Free on Bloody Disgusting TV Tonight

Paul W.S. Anderson Reflects on ‘Event Horizon’ and the Gruesome “Anderson Cut” We’ve Still Never Seen

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One of the many infamous lost cuts of movies that may or may not be floating around out there is the Director’s Cut of Paul W.S. Anderson‘s Event Horizon, a longer and more gruesome version of the 1997 movie that reportedly so horrified both test audiences and Paramount that much of the footage was removed […]
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Paul W.S. Anderson Shares First Look at the Great Rathalos from ‘Monster Hunter’! [Video]

Some Fairytales Are True: 10 Years Later, Celebrating Holiday Horror Classic ‘Rare Exports’

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A lot of movies take a new twist on an old fairytale or legend, but few do it with the panache, wit, and subtle satire of Rare Exports-A Christmas Tale. Expanded from two short films, Rare Exports Inc. (2003) and The Official Rare Exports Inc. Safety Instructions (2005), also from writer/director Jalmari Helander, it is […]
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‘Rare Exports’ Was the Best Christmas Horror Movie of the Decade

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