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[Overlook Review] ‘St. Agatha’ Revives Nunsploitation with Nerve-Fraying Results

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Director Darren Lynn Bousman began his feature filmmaking career by directing the first three sequels in the mega-popular Saw series. Between his distinct style and his work on that series, Bousman became the perfect person to revive a subgenre we didn’t know we needed; the gritty nunsploitation. In St. Agatha, Bousman unleashes vicious nuns upon […]
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[SXSW Review] ‘Most Likely to Murder’ Features a Compelling Mystery But Few Laughs

‘I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream’: The Most Disturbing, Nihilistic Video Game of All Time?

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We shine a light on the highly controversial, deeply ambitious Harlan Ellison video game adaptation that was decades ahead of its time. When was the last time that a video game really got in your head and made you question your every decision? Sure, there are plenty of survival horror games that succeed in frightening […]
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Video Explores “Tales from the Crypt” Video Game That Almost Was

1982 Horror Film ‘Next of Kin,’ Praised by Quentin Tarantino, Finally Coming to Blu-ray

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In the documentary Not Quite Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino called the 1982 Australian movie Next of Kin “a horror movie unlike any other,” adding that “it has a very, very unique tone and the closest equivalent to this tone is The Shining.” Despite Tarantino’s praise, the film has to date never come off of VHS, but it’s […]
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[Through the Cracks] You May Have Missed 1982 Valentine’s Slasher ‘X-Ray’

Original ‘DOOM’ Video Game Soundtrack Up for Grabs on Vinyl & CD for Limited Time!

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The sound of Hell’s fury will be heard loud and clear this summer. Now up for pre-order through Laced Records, the original DOOM video game soundtrack is being offered up in a special limited vinyl (x4)/custom slipmat/double CD bundle package that will be up for grabs for just two weeks. Yes, you only have two […]
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Brand New Pre-Order Trailer for Theme Park Simulation Game ‘Jurassic World Evolution’

Leprechaun Returns to Syfy Next Year; Warwick Davis Does Not

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The Dread Central Presents title Imitation Girl is now available on VOD, and in preparation for its theatrical screening series (click here for theaters!), we were fortunate to sit down with indie starlet Lauren Ashley Carter to chat about her career, Imitation Girl, and working with female directors. Here’s the film’s synopsis: “When an alien takes the form […]
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First Look: Syfy’s Nightflyers Based on the Novella by George R.R. Martin

Channel 4’s New Series True Horror Opens With A Warning For Nervous Viewers

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There’s a new Castlevania game coming our way, and whilst you might be a little disappointing that it’s not a fully fledged console release, you’ll be glad to know that it’s not a Pachinko either. It’s actually an iOS game by the name Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls, and it takes the series back to its […]
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Travel Channel Moves The Dead Files to Sunday Nights; Here’s What’s Coming!

‘Alien’ Getting an Interactive Survival Horror Experience for Amazon Alexa

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As part of this month’s third annual Alien Day, a global celebration of the franchise, 20th Century Fox just announced Alien: Offworld Colony Simulator, a brand new and first of its kind interactive experience that’ll be exclusively available on Amazon Alexa devices. “Hold your breath and step into the ALIEN Universe for the launch of the […]
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Experience ‘Killing Floor: Incursion’ on the PSVR this May

New York Magazine Article “Worst Roommate Ever” Adapted for TV and Film

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Photo: Bobby Doherty/New York Magazine “One scheming, sinister man, Jamison Bachman. A dozen unsuspecting victims. The ultimate Craigslist nightmare.” Blumhouse has acquired the rights to adapt the New York Magazine article “Worst Roommate Ever” about a serial squatter and murderer in what will be the first project developed simultaneously for both film and television. Chris […]
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‘Beetlejuice’ Heads to the Stage this October for Musical Adaptation of Tim Burton’s Film

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