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Dracula is king among monsters. We’ve worshipped him in the pages of Bram Stoker’s classic novel, and we’ve groveled at...
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Gothic vampire horror seems to never go out of style. Even now, a new Victorian adaptation of Dracula is heading...
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If an app could accurately tell you the exact minute you’d die, would you download it? And say that app told you that you had mere days to live… would you try to avoid fate? That is the basic premise of Countdown, a fun supernatural spookfest that thematically follows Final...
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Serving as a direct sequel, The Gallows: Act II is a sharp departure from the original. For the most part,...
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Wounds are bloody voids surrounded by torn and ruined flesh, an empty space that serves as a reminder of pain,...
To say that Bliss breaks the vampire movie mold is a hilarious understatement. Bliss shatters that mold, shreds it into molecules, and throws it into the sun. It is to formulaic vampire stories what Godzilla is to a city planner’s schedule, and the mind behind it has to be just...
Rob Zombie’s Firefly Family is back! 3 From Hell, the followup to 2010’s The Devil’s Rejects is in select theatres now,...
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What do a stripper, an Elvis impersonator, a truck driver, and a teen runaway all have in common? They’re all...
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The final episode of a series is a tricky one to successfully produce. It can make or break an ensemble as it usually leaves viewers satisfied or disappointed, especially when it comes to an anthology-type platform. Even a consistently successful series can be severely tainted by wrapping up its run...
The Pierce brothers The Wretched recently held it’s Word Premiere at the 2019 Fantasia Film Festival, introducing the world to new Witchy...
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The deadly game that destroyed the lives of five high school students is far from over in the first half...
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There are few horrors so iconic, so jaw-droppingly terrifying, that they have eclipsed the entire horror genre. Constantly compared, credited, and used as a marker to stake a claim over entire sub-genres. I am speaking of course, about Hideo Nakata’s Ring (1998), both the quintessential j-horror, paranormal mystery, and J-horror remake...
