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Wedding Goes Horribly Wrong in Sam Raimi-Produced Supernatural Thriller for Screen Gems

April 16, 2019

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Blair Butler (Hell Fest) is on board to pen an untitled supernatural thriller being produced by Screen Gems, THR reports tonight, with Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert producing. The pitch centers on a wedding gone horribly wrong. The site notes, “Plot details are being kept under a veil of secrecy but it is known to […]

Platformer ‘Super 80s World’ is Out on iOS Thursday, and Features Plenty of 80s Horror Tributes

April 16, 2019

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Quite a few games are inspired by the 1980s, bursting with neon, synthwave, and nods to the pop culture of that decade, but few incorporate the horror movies of the time beyond a cursory glance. Not so for the incoming iOS platformer Super 80s World, which features a not just the odd homage, but also […]

[Box Office] ‘Shazam!’ Slays Neil Marshall’s ‘Hellboy’ Reboot; ‘Pet Sematary’ Tops $75 Million

April 15, 2019

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In 2004, Universal released the Guillermo del Toro-directed Hellboy adaptation in theaters on a massive $66M budget. It didn’t even top $100M worldwide in its run, which makes it a head-scratcher that there was even a sequel. However, The Golden Army, released in 2008, received an even larger budget ($85M), but did manage $160M globally. Considering both […]

‘Tomb Raider’ Film Sequel in Development, Vikander Set to Return as Lara Croft

April 15, 2019

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Despite the lukewarm reception and barely break even returns for Roar Uthaug’s Tomb Raider, starring Alicia Vikander, Deadline is reporting that a sequel is currently in the works. Alicia Vikander is set to reprise her role as Lara Croft in the in-development sequel. However, the sequel will feature a new writer, Amy Jump, who previously […]

Blumhouse’s ‘Thriller’ Just Slashed its Way Onto Netflix

April 14, 2019

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As promised, Blumhouse’s Thriller (read our review) has just released on Netflix. Dallas Jackson’s film is set in Compton, where a prank-gone-horribly-wrong creates a slasher maniac and the bodies begin to pile up. “Thriller follows the story of an introverted young man named Chauncey Page who is sent to juvenile hall after he accidentally kills a young woman who is […]

Demons, Swords and Sons: A Brief Look Into the ‘Devil May Cry’ Series’ Story

April 14, 2019

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Note: spoilers of the series (including DMC 5) below. This is an old tale of two worlds at war: the Demon World (or Underworld) and the Human World. The former was ruled by Mundus, the Prince of Darkness, while the latter was protected by Sparda, the Legendary Dark Knight. Sparda defeats Mundus and seals the […]

[Review] ‘High Life’ is a Heady Meditation on Horrors of Deep Space Isolation

April 13, 2019

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With brutal cannibal love story Trouble Every Day, Claire Denis helped usher in a wave of French horror at the turn of the century known as New French Extremity. In High Life, Denis tries her hand at science fiction, but done in her naturalistic, heady style that trades high tech science in favor of exploring […]

Have You Heard the Chilling Creepypasta About the Haunted ‘Legend of Zelda’ Cartridge?

April 13, 2019

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Cursed objects are, on a shallow level, pretty silly. To think that an item can carry with it the ability to affect someone’s life on any level deeper than perhaps value is absurd. Yet, if you take the idea and really hone in on the implications, it’s terrifying. Something you’ve just stumbled across, that you […]

[Butcher Block] S. Craig Zahler-penned ‘Asylum Blackout’ Offers Exploitation Savagery

April 12, 2019

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In just a few short years, S. Craig Zahler has become a recognizable name within horror and film communities thanks to his unapologetic revelry in exploitation and violence. His feature debut, Bone Tomahawk, shocked audiences with its brutal, nihilistic third act. His follow up, Brawl in Cell Block 99, delivered a deliberately paced descent in […]

The “D Trilogy” Was Weird, Wild, and Truly One-of-a-Kind

April 12, 2019

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We look back on Kenji Eno’s controversial “D Trilogy,” a survival horror series that’s an acquired taste, but one that features some incredible ideas! It’s not unusual for survival horror video game titles to push the boundaries of the medium and experiment around with the preconceived notions of what the video game experience entails. Horror […]

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