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THE EXORCIST: MARTYRS Is Unlike Any Other Exorcist Movie, Says Mike Flanagan

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Take A Halloween Holiday With These 5 New International Horror Releases

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This December, XYZ Films Invites You To #FLOAT
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In which the producer of BLACK CHRISTMAS and THE VOYEURS takes us on a terrifying river adventure.
THE STRANGERS Reboot Has Wrapped Production, Here’s What It’s About
ByRyan Scott

Director Reny Harlin’s new THE STRANGERS movie will be the first installment in a planned trilogy.
Convo X Fango: THE ACCURSED With Director Kevin Lewis
ByAngel Melanson

The WILLY'S WONDERLAND director gets witchy.
Around The World In 30 Horror Films
BySamantha McLaren

Pack your bags... or at least pop some popcorn bags.
THE BEYOND: THE COMPOSER’S CUT Coming To A Theater Near You
ByAngel Melanson

Fulci's THE BEYOND 4k restoration with a reimagined score by original composer, Fabio Frizzi.
Convo X Fango: MASTERS OF MONSTERS With John Carpenter
ByAngel Melanson

John Carpenter and host Graham Skipper chat about the master of monsters... GODZILLA ahead of Shout Factory's marathon.
Official LAST OF US Poster Confirms That January Release Date
ByScott Wampler

Well, well, well...
Prepare Yourselves For PETER PAN: NEVERLAND NIGHTMARE
ByScott Wampler

In which the director of WINNIE THE POOH: BLOOD AND HONEY sets up his next Public Domain horror film.
Behold, The First Official Trailer For Netflix’s TROLL
ByScott Wampler

That is one pissed-off looking Troll.
WINNIE THE POOH: BLOOD AND HONEY Is Coming To A Theater Near You
ByRyan Scott

Director Rhys Frake-Waterfield’s bloody take on Winnie the Pooh has officially secured a theatrical release.

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