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While You Wait for ‘Mandy,’ ‘Drive Angry’ is the Badass Nic Cage Film You Need to Watch

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In 2011, Patrick Lussier and Todd Farmer out-Ghost Rider‘d both Nicolas Cage-starring Ghost Rider films with Drive Angry, a modern exploitation gem starring… Nicolas Cage. Earlier this week, the trailer for Panos Cosmatos’ Mandy hit the net, looking like Hellraiser by way of Dario Argento and with Nicolas Cage in the mix as an axe-wielding, chainsaw-fighting badass […]
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New Look at Nicolas Cage in ‘Mandy’ Ahead of Wednesday’s Trailer Debut

NetEase’s Mobile Survival Horror Game ‘Identity V’ Launches July 5th

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While mobile gaming is plagued with me-too knock-offs and lame ports, there are some instances where effort has been put into the games that are released on the platform. In this case, NetEase have announced that their survival horror, asymmetrical multiplayer game, Identity V, is set to launch on July 5th on the iOS and […]
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‘Remothered: Tormented Fathers’ Heading to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One July 5th

Scream Factory Announces 1999’s ‘House on Haunted Hill’ for Collector’s Edition Blu-ray!

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Dark Castle Entertainment made a handful of seriously fun horror movies over the years, notably 1999’s House on Haunted Hill and 2001’s Thirteen Ghosts. The former film, we’ve just learned tonight, is headed to Collector’s Edition Blu-ray via Scream Factory! “Get ready to spend the night in a mansion full of the macabre as the […]
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1982 Horror Film ‘Next of Kin,’ Praised by Quentin Tarantino, Finally Coming to Blu-ray

Showtime Producing ‘Halo’ Live-Action TV Series!

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With Microsoft having unveiled Halo Infinite at this year’s E3 (which is due out next year), it’s been revealed that we’ll be getting a brand-new television show based on the franchise, as well! Today, Showtime announced that they’ve ordered a season of 10 episodes, with the working title simply called HALO. Kyle Killen (Awake) will […]
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Machinima Developing Live Action Adaptation of the Horror Game ‘F.E.A.R.’

Blumhouse and Universal’s New Adaptation of ‘Firestarter’ Lands Director Fatih Akin

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Jason Blum announced last year that Blumhouse and writer Akiva Goldsman (The Dark Tower) were developing a new adaptation of Stephen King’s Firestarter, which was originally adapted in 1984. We learned that Goldsman would be co-writing the screenplay for the Blumhouse/Universal film with Scott Teems (Rectify), and the project landed a director today. Variety reports that Fatih […]
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Why Naughty Dog Director Doesn’t Want Direct ‘The Last of Us’ Film Adaptation

Drew Goddard Comments On That “Cloverfield Sequel” J.J. Abrams Recently Teased

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At CinemaCon back in April, Bad Robot’s J.J. Abrams confirmed that the upcoming Overlord is actually *not* part of the Cloverfield Cinematic Universe, while also teasing a future project under that umbrella. Specifically, Abrams noted that “a dedicated Cloverfield sequel” is in the works, implying a true, from-the-ground-up sequel to the ’08 movie. Speaking with […]
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J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Getting Video Game Division So Bring on the ‘Cloverfield’ Games!

Check Out Fun Collectible Photos That Were Going to Be Added to ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’

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Nobody is more bummed about the end of new content for Friday the 13th: The Game than the game’s developers at Gun Media, who had been working hard on new content that was soon going to be arriving in the game. As we already knew, for starters, Jason X‘s “Uber Jason” was going to be […]
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‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Details Next Update, Dedicated to Fixing Critical Issues

[Cinepocalypse Review] ‘The Russian Bride’ Only Half Works But Earns Points for a Wild Final Act

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The Russian Bride opens with a beautiful, retro title card featuring bright red script, paired with an eerie violin score, setting the tone for a cinematic haunted house tale of yore. While much of the film upholds the nostalgic sense of darkness and dread found in films like the Universal classics, make no mistake – […]
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[Cinepocalypse Review] Mechanical ‘The Devil’s Doorway’ Plays Like a Collection of Horror’s Greatest Hits

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