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PROJECT SHAMROCK: THE SECRET ORIGINS OF MICHAEL MYERS EXPOSED Is A Must Watch

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The Becky Films Are The Definitive Trilogy of the 2020s

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“I AM Mr. Lobo”: The Legendary Horror Host on Growing Into Himself

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New WEAPONS Trailer Poses Even More Questions About Zach Cregger’s “Batshit Crazy” BARBARIAN Follow-Up
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The multi-story horror epic hits theaters on August 8.
HORRIFIED: Julie Benz, Busy Philipps And Ron Perlman Star In Scream Queen Horror Comedy
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Michael Zara's feature debut follows a down-on-her-luck former horror icon.
Nothing Will Save The Stars Of I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER In New Character Posters
ByAmber T

Jennifer Kaytin Robinson's new take on the slasher classic hits theaters on July 18.
28 YEARS LATER Is The Biggest Zombie Box Office Hit In Years
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Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's return to the franchise paid off handsomely.
Official JAWS LEGO Set And More Cool Collectibles To Celebrate 50 Years
ByAngel Melanson

Wine, coloring books, apparel, pool floats... a pinball machine!
The GODZILLA Universe Is Introducing A Human/Kaiju Hybrid
ByRyan Scott

IDW’s ESCAPE THE DEADZONE is taking the King of the Monsters to strange new places.
10 Horror Films Where You Can Feel the Summer Heat Through The Screen
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It's a cruel, cruel summer.
SINNERS Sets Holiday Streaming Release Date on HBO Max
ByMaggie Boccella

Ditch the Fourth of July party for Smoke and Stack's juke joint.
JAWS Gets Its Very Own Museum Exhibit To Celebrate 50 Years Of Aquatic Terror
ByMaggie Boccella

The Academy Museum's gonna need a bigger building.
Alex Garland’s ANNIHILATION: A Look At The Cosmic Horror Of Losing One’s Self
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The 28 YEARS LATER screenwriter has always been drawn to exploring how humanity reacts to new stimuli.

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