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Matthew Lillard & Regal Cinemas Celebrate 30 Years Of SCREAM In A Big Way

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Blumhouse Games’ FEAR THE SPOTLIGHT Launches With Retro New Trailer
ByAmber T

Cozy Game Pals' "creepy love letter to the 90s" is now available on all good gaming consoles.
Dan Trachtenberg’s PREDATOR: BADLANDS Will Release In Theaters
ByAmber T

Starring Elle Fanning, the follow up to PREY will be another standalone story rather than a sequel.
A24 Bringing HERETIC Multi-Sensory Screenings To Alamo Drafthouse
ByAmber T

Joya Studio will be immersing select audiences in the sweet smell of blueberry pie.
The INSIDIOUS Live Horror Experience Is Coming To A City Near You
ByAngel Melanson

Ever wanted to be in the same room as Specs and Tucker, the Lipstick Face Demon, and other iconic characters from the franchise? Here's your chance!
A Car Crash Is Imminent In Insane Exclusive MADS Clip
ByMaggie Boccella

The one-take film is streaming on Shudder now.
THE DEAD THING: Shudder Acquires Elric Kane’s Erotic Horror
ByAmber T

The "obsessive and lust-driven thriller" hits the streamer on February 14, 2025.
SCREAM’s Stu Macher Is “Definitely Alive” Says Star Matthew Lillard
ByAmber T

The horror icon says he would love to return for SCREAM 7, if director Kevin Williamson is also down.
GODZILLA MINUS ONE Director Wants To Remake A Weird Kaiju Classic
ByRyan Scott

Takashi Yamazaki wants to see Hedorah brought to life with modern technology.
Is Christopher Nolan Finally Making A Horror Movie?
ByAmber T

Rumors suggest the Oscar winner’s follow up to OPPENHEIMER will be a 1920s-set vampire tale.
Review: THE MACHINIST
ByMichael Gingold

An archive review from The Gingold Files.

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