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Review: RIVER Is A Stripped Down Slasher That’s Actually Scary

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SILENT HILL: TOWNFALL Review: This Might Be The Series’ Scariest, Saddest Game Yet

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Review: IN A VIOLENT NATURE 2 Doesn’t Retread Too Many Steps in this Gory Camp Slasher

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RESIDENT EVIL Review: A Blistering, Bloody Survival Horror Reboot With Heart

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Here’s Your First Look At FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S 2
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Creator Scott Cawthon has shared some mysterious behind the scenes photos from the sequel.
BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE Fanta Is Coming To A Shelf Near You
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Haunted Apple and other special Fanta flavors are coming our way next week.
CHOPPING MALL And The Dangers Of AI
ByJessica Scott

Good satire is evergreen. A story about young people trapped in a mall with malfunctioning security robots serves as a warning about the future of automated greed.
Review: CRAVE
ByMichael Gingold

An archive review from The Gingold Files.
Sarah Paulson-Starring Horror Thriller HOLD YOUR BREATH Hits Hulu This October
ByAmber T

Ebon Moss-Bachrach also stars in the 1930s-set debut feature from Will Joines and Karrie Crouse
Spider One’s LITTLE BITES Releasing In Theaters This October
ByAmber T

The Cher-produced monster movie stars Krsy Fox, Barbara Crampton, Heather Langenkamp and Bonnie Aarons.
THE DEMON DISORDER Gets September Release Date On Shudder
ByRyan Scott

Shudder has also revealed new images from Stephen Boyle’s directorial debut.
FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S: INTO THE PIT Brings Retro Scares
ByRyan Scott

Freddy Fazbear returns with a brand new game, available now on Steam.
Gorging On Grief: Dining Out With Stephen King’s Dread Vampires
BySamantha McLaren

These creatures aren't as common as some of King's favorite character archetypes, but when they do show up, they make for some of the author's most unspeakably evil villains.
Review: BLESS THE CHILD
ByMichael Gingold

An archive review from The Gingold Files.

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