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

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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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Bill Skarsgård Says Robert Eggers’ NOSFERATU Is ‘Gross, But Sexualized’
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The long-awaited vampire horror hits theaters on December 25.
Exclusive IN A VIOLENT NATURE Clip Introduces A New Slasher Icon
ByAmber T

Chris Nash's gory, 'ambient' horror hit theaters on May 31.
Freaky Sci-Fi Mindbender COHERENCE Is Getting A Sequel
ByScott Wampler

Over 10 years after the original, director James Ward Byrkit is coming back for more.
BRING HER BACK: More Casting Announced For Follow-Up From TALK TO ME Directors
ByScott Wampler

Danny and Michael Philippou's latest is shaping up very nicely.
THE MAYAN EMPRESS Comic Brings The Blood, Guts And Gore
ByRyan Scott

The digital comic, created by Gigi Saul Guerrero and Vishal Rajput, is available now.
Get Ready For A Bunch Of New SILENT HILL News
ByScott Wampler

Big updates coming to the SILENT HILL franchise this Thursday.
Interview: Digging Under the Skin of Alexandra West’s GORE-GEOUS: PERSONAL ESSAYS ON BEAUTY AND HORROR
ByKier-La Janisse

In conversation with one of horror's leading scholars on her excellent new book.
New MY BLOODY VALENTINE Movie Is Happening At Blumhouse
ByRyan Scott

The ‘80s slasher franchise is coming back to life for the first time in 15 years.
Greek Out: HORRIFIED Board Game Expands With GREEK MONSTERS
BySean O’Leary

Ravensburger's latest monster mash lets you tackle the classics.
DEER CAMP ‘86: How To Make Award-Winning Horror On A Tiny Budget
ByRyan Scott

Director Harold Cronk’s acclaimed supernatural indie hits theaters on May 31.

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