Warner Bros. latest horror acquisition sees the return of the "prank gone wrong."

Writer/director Robin Hardy returns to the territory of his cult classic THE WICKER MAN with the more satirically inclined sequel THE WICKER TREE, and the full info about and cover art for the movie’s U.S. disc release has just come down.

The trailer for Fox’s historical horror mashup ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER broke out this morning, and now four new pics from the film have arrived.

Columbia Pictures and FANGORIA combined forces with New York’s creepiest party spot Times Scare this past Friday for a super psychedelic shocktail party honoring Nicolas Cage and the impending release of his latest genre romp GHOST RIDER: SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE. Jump past the jump for a whole bunch of exclusive photos, snapped by King-Wei Chu.

Timur Bekmambetov's take on ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER, sure looks like a Timur Bekmambetov movie. 

After lead-up a plenty, Rob Zombie has unleashed our first look at Margaret Morgan, lord of Salem. 

Miranda Jory, the youngest competitor on Syfy’s makeup competition series FACE OFF, fell victim to some subpar body painting. Read on as she discusses her experiences on the show…

Unlike Halley’s Comet, movies about meteors come along every couple of years or so, and fall into one of two categories plotwise: giant space rock about to crash into Earth and almost ending human existence, or parasite-inhabiting meteorite crashing into Earth with monstrous results. However, DEAD SHADOWS, an upcoming French horror film from director David Cholewa, serves up a new take on the space-rock subgenre, as actor John Fallon (of whom we have a couple of exclusive pics) tells Fango.

CARRIE is kind of perfect for musical adaptation. It’s a tale—one of high school anguish, alienation, bullying and the onset of womanhood—in which emotion and tension run high on a constant basis. And in the tradition of musicals, in which when it all becomes too much too bear, the proceedings break out into song, Carrie White’s telekinetic powers arrive in bursts much the same, headed toward a show-stopping finale of a different sort.

The 2008 WWII horror movie OUTPOST (pictured), directed by Steve Barker and starring Ray Stevenson, received lots of positive response, and was followed by Barker’s OUTPOST: BLACK SUN, coming later this year. Now work has begun on a third installment with a new director.

Synapse Films had scheduled THOU SHALT NOT KILL…EXCEPT, the killer-cult shocker from the Sam Raimi camp, for Blu-ray/DVD release March 13 (see details here). But problems with the digital restoration house assigned to the project have delayed the title, and the details have been made public.

Veteran genremeister Charles Band has been shepherding the PUPPET MASTER franchise for over two decades now, and he’s taking an even more active role in the latest entry, PUPPET MASTER X: AXIS RISING. Read on for the scoop.

A few years back, horror fans worldwide were captivated by two short Internet trailers released for a Nazi zombie film (when the idea was still a fresh one) called WORST CASE SCENARIO, from director Richard Raaphorst. As many now know, that aborted project was resurrected as the current FRANKENSTEIN’S ARMY project.

Christophe Gans, the director behind BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF and SILENT HILL, is embarking on a new film version of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and we’re betting it’ll be a more hardcore interpretation of the classic fairy tale than Disney’s.