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The actor describes the upcoming prequel film as more of a drama on a massive scale.
YELLOWJACKETS Season 3 Won’t Be Released Until 2025
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The dual Hollywood labor strikes last year have delayed the return of Showtime’s hit horror series.
Top Ten Horror Movies At The Golden Tomato Awards
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Rotten Tomatoes annually awards Golden Tomatoes to the top of the crop. Here are the top ten scary movies as rated by film critics.
EXCLUSIVE: Watch the Nauseating Dinner Scene from THANKSGIVING
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Eli Roth's gory holiday slasher hits digital today, and DVD and Blu-ray on January 30!
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R.L. Stine has confirmed which of his books will inspire the fourth FEAR STREET movie, which is filming soon.
GOAT: Marlon Wayans To Star In Monkeypaw Productions Sports Horror
ByAmber T

Justin Tipping is on board to direct the story of a promising young athlete invited to train with a team’s retiring star.
Cindy Morgan’s Swerve Into Horror
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Best known for her sexy turn in CADDYSHACK, the late actress also made her mark in the '80s gateway horror classic THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
INSTINCTION Gameplay Trailer: Fight Dinosaurs Or Die
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Hasbane Interactive has released a new look at its long-awaited dinosaur survival game, which will arrive in 2025.
MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS Episode 10 Recap “Beyond Logic”
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The finale episode answers some questions while also opening up new mysteries for a potential second season. This is Monarch: declassified.
The Poet Laureate Of Monster Kids: David J. Skal Chronicles the History of Horror
ByJustin Lockwood

Genre historian, producer/director, and writer David J. Skal demonstrates how artful and transcendent nonfiction can be, treating the horror genre with the reverence it deserves.