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Popcorn Frights’ First Wave Lineup Includes World Premiere Of The Witchy BEEZEL
ByAmber T

The in-theater portion of the Florida festival's hybrid 10th edition is entirely free!
Long-Awaited DEAD BY DAYLIGHT 2v8 Mode Is Finally Upon Us
ByRyan Scott

Behaviour Interactive is finally launching the new game mode on July 25.
46 Movies Nominated For 2024 FANGORIA Chainsaw Awards
ByAngel Melanson

We haven't made your job very easy. Voting ends July 20th!
2024 FANGORIA CHAINSAW AWARDS Best Video Game Nominees
ByAngel Melanson

From ALAN WAKE 2 to THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE, there's horror lurking in your consoles.
Terrifyingly Good Deals On Horror Movies For Amazon Prime Day 2024
ByDolores Quintana

TALK TO ME, THE THING, UNIVERSAL MONSTERS, THE GUEST, EVIL DEAD RISE are just a few of the fantastic deals available for 48 hours.
THE DELIVERANCE Trailer: Lee Daniels Goes Full Horror For Netflix
ByRyan Scott

The Oscar-nominated filmmaker is back with a new exorcism movie this August.
Here’s Our First Look At ROSEMARY’S BABY Prequel APARTMENT 7A
ByAmber T

Natalie Erika James' prequel to the 1968 horror classic hits Paramount+ on September 27.
M3GAN 2.0 Has Officially Kicked Off Production
ByAmber T

The sequel to Blumhouse's 2022 box office smash hit dances into theaters on June 27, 2025.
NEON Acquires Worldwide Rights For Mike Flanagan-Produced SHELBY OAKS
ByAmber T

Chris Stuckmann's found-footage documentary has its world premiere at Fantasia later this month.
MoMA Celebrate 50 Years Of THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE With Special Tobe Hooper Screenings
ByAmber T

Throughout August, New York's Museum of Modern Art will pay homage with a series of essential Hooper films, including his seminal 1974 classic.

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