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DISCLOSURE DAY Review: Spielberg’s Latest Close Encounter Soars

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EVIL DEAD BURN Gets Goopy On FANGORIA #32’s Subscriber Cover

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Joe Bob Briggs Is Making A New Show, Here’s What We Learned About It

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SPIRIT HALLOWEEN But Make It A Movie
ByAngel Melanson

The iconic seasonal store is getting the cinematic treatment, starring Christopher Lloyd and Rachael Leigh Cook.
X On Demand: Plus Special A24 Screening Room Advance Peek
ByAngel Melanson

"This new home video market is set to explode."
Wild Women With Steak Knives: GHOSTS OF HANLEY HOUSE (Louise Sherrill, 1968)
ByAlexandra Heller-Nicholas

A forgotten pioneer and things that go bump in the night.
THE TERROR TELEVISION April 8, 2022
ByAngel Melanson

Shudder's Halfway To Halloween, EVIL DEAD (2013), TITANIC 666, NEAR DARK, a new movie pitch and more!
KILLING OLD PEOPLE CLUB Is The Next Movie From The Creator Of SQUID GAME
ByRyan Scott

Hwang Dong-hyuk has lined up his next project, a feature that promises to be even more violent than Netflix’s SQUID GAME.
Mangled Entrails And Decapitated Heads: Toy Photographer Derek Travis
ByAngel Melanson

Recreating iconic horror scenes with action figures and a whole lot of creativity.
Harry Warden Is Breaking Hearts (With A Pickaxe) In MY BLOODY VALENTINE: THE GAME
ByAngel Melanson

We gotta get the hell out of here, Harry Warden's back! Can you stop the killer?
Creepy Duck Poster Reveal For Transgender Teen Director Alice Maio Mackay’s BAD GIRL BOOGEY
ByAngel Melanson

Salem Horror Fest jury winner Alice Maio Mackay's upcoming slasher is an allegory for LGBTQ+ community struggles.
PANIC FEST Returns To Kansas City (And Your Living Room)
ByAngel Melanson

Mick Garris, Lloyd Kaufman, Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy are heading to the 10th annual Panic Fest!
Exclusive Interview With Writer/Director Mike Mort On His Over-The-Top, Animated CHUCK STEEL: NIGHT OF THE TRAMPIRES
ByMichael Gingold

Sam Raimi and Stuart Gordon-esque horror meets WALLACE AND GROMIT.

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