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

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10 Years Later, The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula Is Uglier Than Ever

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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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Rejoice, A24’s FRIDAY THE 13TH Prequel Series CRYSTAL LAKE Is Finally Filming
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Brad Caleb Kane (IT: WELCOME TO DERRY) serves as showrunner on the eight-episode season.
Snap Up New JAWS Merch From Mondo’s 50th Anniversary Collection
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The capsule collection includes a soft vinyl figure, a poster, and vinyl soundtracks.
THE TOXIC AVENGER’s Red Band Trailer Teases The Superhero Event Of The Summer
ByAmber T

Macon Blair's take on the Troma cult classic finally hits theaters on August 29.
Premature Labor Has Never Been More Terrifying In PUSH Trailer
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Yeah, now I definitely don't want kids.
50 Years Later: Yes, JAWS Is Still A Horror Movie
ByJosh Miller

Bruce the shark belongs in the same conversation as our favorite iconic movie monsters.
28 YEARS LATER Is A Distinctly British Horror Movie – And That’s Terrifying
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Danny Boyle's first in a new post-apocalyptic trilogy is now playing in theaters.
Go Behind The Scenes Of REVIVAL With A Sneak Peek At SYFY’s New Zombie Series
ByAmber T

New episodes of REVIVAL air Thursdays at 10pm ET/PT on SYFY.
HOT SPRING SHARK ATTACK Sets Theatrical Release Date
ByMaggie Boccella

But first, it'll premiere at this year's Chattanooga Film Festival.
OUTLANDER’s Graham McTavish Joins BLOODLETTING Movie Adaptation
ByMaggie Boccella

The film is based on J.R. Curtis's novel of the same name.
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For Juneteenth, Fango revisits the essential 2019 documentary.

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