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

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Watch The New SCREAM Featurette: “For Wes”
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In honor of SCREAM's 25th anniversary, cast and filmmakers celebrate Wes Craven.
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Punish! It's more than a killer Santa slasher.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1951): An Unexpected Holiday Horror
ByPat Brennan

This version delivers horror and a palpable shittiness to old Ebenezer.
Story is the God We Serve: Composer Nathan Johnson Discusses Scoring NIGHTMARE ALLEY
ByJ Blake Fichera

Crafting a musical soundscape for the dark and dangerous world of noir.
Hello, Sidney! Watch The Brand New SCREAM: MEET THE NEW BLOOD Featurette + Opening Night Fan Event
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Cinemark theaters hosting an opening night fan event this January.
What 1978’s INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS Got Right About the Pandemic
ByMax Evry

"We adapt and we survive."
COLORS OF THE DARK Podcast Live In Pasadena For Season’s Screamings
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Catch a live COLORS OF THE DARK recording with special guests, Saturday December 18th.
Backstabbing. Spotlight-Grabbing. Secret-Blabbing. A Cheerleader’s Life (And Death) Is All That. BRING IT ON: CHEER OR DIE Coming To SyFy
ByAngel Melanson

Brrr, it's cold in here. There must be a slasher in the atmosphere.
Monsterpiece Theater Part Three: A Conversation with Dorian Kingi (Antlered Man, ANTLERS)
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From starting out in stunts at 11 years old to doubling for Doug Jones, now Kingi is blazing a trail through wendigos and beyond.
Loved By Death: A Tribute To Anne Rice
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Anne Rice in stubborn life and death.

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