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‘Halloween’ Carves Out Massive $91.8M Global Box Office Opening

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Last year, New Line Cinema’s It: Chapter One ignited a fire around Hollywood. It sent the signal that there’s a huge appetite for horror, which they would have already known if they looked bothered to look at the billion dollar Halloween industry that was booming all around them. Shit, just look at the Internet – […]
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New Line Cinema’s ‘The Nun’ is a Massive Box Office Hit with $131 Million Worldwide Opening

Info on ‘MediEvil’ Remaster Coming “in The Next Week or Two”

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Sony announced late last year that they were in the process of bringing back MediEvil in a remastered edition, similar fashion to Spyro The Dragon. But despite the series turning 20 years old this year, we haven’t heard anything about the remastering. According to the latest PlayStation Blogcast, that will change within a couple of […]
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‘Daemonical’ Out on Steam Early Access, New Content Coming

A Tale of Two Lauries: Trauma in ‘Halloween H20’ and 2018’s ‘Halloween’

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Over the course of the Halloween series’ 40-year history, we have had two films that have attempted to address the events of Halloween night, 1978 as trauma. These films are interested in acknowledging the effect of the experience on Laurie Strode and in seeing how that trauma has impacted her in their respective modern days. […]
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[What the Fest !? Review] ‘Valley of Shadows’ Is a Grim and Fascinating Fairy Tale

A Collection of 90’s-Inspired Horror Games Join Forces in the Spooky Retro Bundle 2 This Weekend

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Indie horror games tend to include the most imaginative and bonkers examples of the genre around, and the Spooky Retro Bundle 2 on itch.io is a testament to that. The bundle features seven horror titles that borrow from the visual stylings of the original PlayStation, N64, and in one case, the Atari 2600. The variety on offer […]
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Sam Raimi and Alexandre Aja Join Forces for Paramount Horror Film ‘Crawl’

Mill Creek and Walmart Releasing ‘Happy Birthday to Me’ Blu-ray in Retro VHS Packaging!

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Long before Happy Death Day there was Happy Birthday to Me, a Canadian slasher released in 1981. The film is probably more known for its VHS box art than anything else, so it seems right that the next Blu-ray release of the film will be housed in VHS-style packaging. Mill Creek Entertainment has announced this […]
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Experience ‘Annihilation’ on Digital, DVD and Blu-ray This May

‘Metal Gear Survive’ Receiving Halloween Event With ‘Castlevania’ And ‘Silent Hill’ Content

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Every game and their grandma are getting Halloween events, and Konami are getting in on it. Though to be honest, this probably is going to annoy more than a few people. Metal Gear Survive will be adding Silent Hill and Castlevania-themed content on October 23, 2018 in the form of The Researcher’s Story (Special Edition) […]
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‘Silent Hill HD Collection’ And ‘Silent Hill: Homecoming’ Now Backwards Compatible on Xbox One

[Exclusive] Trailer for ‘Krampus Origins’ Tells the Backstory of the Christmas Beast

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It all began here. Ever since the release of Michael Dougherty’s Krampus back in 2015, other Krampus horror films have been releasing at a steady clip, hardly any of them actually worth watching. But there’s another one on the way, and it takes a different approach: it’s an origin story! The backstory of the yuletide […]
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‘The Terrible Two’ Died With a Grudge [Exclusive Trailer]

We’re Pretty Sure John Carpenter Just Teased a Potential ‘They Live’ Sequel…

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The original Halloween may not be the only John Carpenter film that gets a decades-later sequel, as follow-ups to Big Trouble in Little China, Starman and Prince of Darkness have all been discussed in recent months. Of course, the Carpenter film most well-timed for a revival in 2018 is probably They Live, and it seems […]
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Studiocanal Has Restored Four John Carpenter Classics in 4K for Theatrical and Home Video Release!

Nicolas Pesce’s Noir ‘Piercing’ Gets Early Holiday Release

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After premiering at Sundance, The Eyes of My Mother director Nicolas Pesce will see his psychological thriller Piercing (read our review) release on Digital HD and VOD platforms December 7, 2018. Starring Mia Wasikowska, Christoper Abbott, Laia Costa, Maria Dizza, Wendell Pierce, and Martin Ireland, the early press release said that Pesce: “Blends psychological horror with comedy and stylish neo-noir, resulting in a sly […]
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Orion Plans Holiday Release for ‘Anna and the Apocalypse’

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