Presented for your consideration, another tale in our WEIRD WORDS 2 short story contest. This one is a macabre little number by Kurt Krause called..."Mamma's Dolly."

The best thing in HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS isn’t Hansel or Gretel or the witches—though they have their moments—but a character with the deceptively genteel name of Edward. He doesn’t have a big part, but he makes a big impression.

VIDEO DIARY OF A LOST GIRL, the first feature directed by Lindsay Denniberg, is not made for the masses; it’s a completely bizarre, surrealistic art-house film that’s not quite comparable to anything, except perhaps Nobuhiko Obayashi’s 1977 horror phantasmagoria HOUSE.

Kristina Buozyte's spellbinding chronicle of a passionate, aggressive affair inside its subjects' minds goes theatrical. 

PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 4 hits DVD and Blu-ray next Tuesday, but you can snag a copy, as well as a prize pack bursting with swag for free right now.

If you're snowed in, Scott Ian's got something for you. 

Two of the festival's best midnight selections are coming for you. 

While most cinephiles never tire of THE SHINING, there seems to be a pronounced revival of interest in the film recently, culminating in something very cool: script pages from its cut ending. 

With JOHN DIES AT THE END set to start bending minds when it hits select theaters beginning tomorrow from Magnet Releasing, its director spoke to Fango about the family ties involved in its production.

There's a weirdness to the circumstances of JUG FACE’s plot that doesn't quite take hold of the entire film. That is to say, a bit disappointingly, that a movie about prophetic pottery, incestuous pregnancy and a pit that demands sacrifice is a lot more of a straightforward horror picture than it sounds.

The Jeffrey Combs-starring horror film will be unveiled next month, and we’ve got some exclusive photos to show you and info on the theaters where it will play.