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Dario Argento’s PHENOMENA Getting Series Adaptation From Italy’s Titanus Production
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The 1985 supernatural horror starred Jennifer Connelly as a young girl with a psychic connection to insects.
Review: THE MONKEY Is Explosive In Every Sense Of The Word
ByAmber T

Osgood Perkins' follow up to LONGLEGS hits theaters on February 21 via NEON.
Exclusive: NOSFERATU Oscar Nominees Dive Into Creating Eggers’ Gothic Horror
ByAngel Melanson

Costume Designer Linda Muir, Production Designer Craig Lathrop, and DP Jarin Blaschke on transporting audiences to 1800's Germany.
NOSFERATU Blu-Ray: Bring Robert Eggers’ Oscar Nominated Gothic Horror Home
ByAngel Melanson

Brimming with bonus content and an extended cut.
Osgood Perkins Would Like To Talk To You About THE MONKEY
ByAmber T

The R-rated horror comedy hits theaters tomorrow.
Alexander Skarsgård Is A MURDERBOT In First Look At Apple Sci-fi Series
ByAmber T

The sci-fi comedy thriller premieres Apple TV+ on May 16.
Exclusive: YOU’LL DO BAD THINGS Covers Bring The Bloody Giallo Vibes
ByRyan Scott

We’ve got a glimpse at Tyler Boss and Adriano Turtulici’s new Image Comics series.
THE BONDSMAN: Kevin Bacon Is A Bloodstained Bounty Hunter In First Images From Amazon’s Action-Horror Series
ByAmber T

The eight episode series was produced by Blumhouse Television.
Meet Frendo In First CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD Trailer
ByAmber T

Eli Craig's R-rated slasher adapts Adam Cesare's Bram Stoker-award winning novel of the same name.
THE MONKEY And 5 Other Stephen King Short Stories That Became Movies
ByRyan Scott

We run down these adaptations from CHILDREN OF THE CORN to THE BOOGEYMAN.

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