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IT Prequel Series WELCOME TO DERRY Will Air On HBO And Max
ByRyan Scott

WELCOME TO DERRY and several other shows are being rebranded as HBO originals.
Exclusive: Manchester’s Grimmfest Unveils First Wave Of Fantastic Features
ByAmber T

Killer hen parties, ancient evils and Swedish specters all hit The Odeon Great Northern this October!
Devon Sawa And Jordana Brewster Join Horror Rom-Com HEART EYES
ByAmber T

Mason Gooding and Olivia Holt are also set to star in the Josh Ruben-directed slasher.
HERETIC Trailer: Hugh Grant Goes Bad In A24’s Religious Horror Flick
ByRyan Scott

The new horror film hails from 65 directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.
Two Horror Icons Are Getting Stars On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
ByRyan Scott

Director John Carpenter and Freddy Kreuger himself Robert Englund will be honored with stars in 2025.
The First Trailer For Robert Eggers’ NOSFERATU Is Finally Here
ByAmber T

The long-awaited Bill Skarsgård-starring vampire horror hits theaters on December 25, 2024.
Stephen King’s THE MONKEY Movie Sets 2025 Release Date
ByRyan Scott

NEON is behind the adaptation, which was directed by Oz Perkins.
Remake Of Wes Craven’s THE BREED To Reunite FALL Stars
ByRyan Scott

The unconventional reimagining of the 2006 film will be directed by Nathan and Griff Furst.
We Survived the Inaugural MAXXXINE Tour And We’re Giving You a Sneak Peek
ByAngel Melanson

Calling all sex symbols and superstars, A24 and Starline tours have joined forces to give fans a taste of Maxine Minx's world.
Stephen King’s THE MONKEY Is An Extreme And Nostalgic Family Movie
ByRyan Scott

Director Oz Perkins says his new King adaptation is also funny and touching.

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