KILL LIST, which begins its limited theatrical release today from IFC Films, isn’t your typical horror film, in part because for a good deal of its running time, it’s a crime film. And as writer/director Ben Wheatley explains below, that’s not the only way he intended to keep audiences off guard.

Figuring out your movie plans this weekend? Check out the opening to the Hammer Films ghost story right now.

Lily Collins' exit didn't knock the EVIL DEAD remake down.

Continuing to run the gamut with its genre DVD releases, Breaking Glass Pictures has a trio of titles coming in the next couple of months under its Vicious Circle Films banner: WOUND, THE GRUESOME DEATH OF TOMMY PISTOL and THE FIELDS (pictured left). Read on for dates, details and a couple of covers and trailers.

Sid Haig and a hungry humanoid monster spoil a weekend vacation in the bayou in CREATURE, the throwback to man-in-a-suit fright flicks that hits DVD March 20. Jump past the jump for an exclusive look at a new trailer promoting that release.

Something is terrifying Elizabeth Olsen in the upcoming chiller SILENT HOUSE, and her screaming visage is the centerpiece of the new poster for the film, which you can see after the jump.

The film may be Mia-less, but the character's brother is now embodied. 

Found-footage movies tend, by their very nature, to deal with intimate subjects; the form doesn’t easily lend itself to spectacle, which generally requires multiple points of view. Director Josh Trank and writer Max Landis find a way around this in CHRONICLE, a sort of superhero-origin story grounded in the portrait of a young man dangerously losing his mind.

British director Ben Wheatley (pictured) is poised to join the ranks of the hottest horror filmmakers as his film KILL LIST begins its theatrical release today. He’s already got a number of follow-up projects in various stages of readiness, including FREAK SHIFT, MEGAEVILMOTHERF**KERS and a segment of the anthology THE ABCs OF DEATH, and he chatted about them all with Fango.

With THE WOMAN IN BLACK, co-producer Hammer Films harks back to the classic tradition of shadowy, spooky cinematic ghost stories (see review here). In charge of capturing that atmosphere was director James Watkins (pictured left), who previously explored very here-and-now horror in EDEN LAKE, and chatted about both with Fango.

Can you handle more of that terrifying dancing ghost boy? I can't.

Having turned a suburban home into a den of horror in THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, writer/director Ti West now invites you to check into a haunted hotel in THE INNKEEPERS. The movie is set, and was filmed, at Connecticut’s allegedly truly spirit-ridden Yankee Pedlar Inn, and West talks about the shoot and his feelings about ghosts and going Hollywood below.

Columbia Pictures and FANGORIA want to give you the opportunity to party with Nicolas Cage to celebrate the release of GHOST RIDER SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE!

British director James Watkins has a major horror release hitting theaters tomorrow with THE WOMAN IN BLACK, and Michael Fassbender has been winning raves for his performances in SHAME and David Cronenberg’s A DANGEROUS METHOD while becoming a big-ticket fantasy star in X-MEN: FIRST CLASS and the upcoming PROMETHEUS. So the time seems right to revisit our review of their less widely seen shocker EDEN LAKE, coupled with another chiller released at the same time, THE HAUNTING OF MOLLY HARTLEY…