All posts tagged "Featured"
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‘Hell Fest’ Director Opens Up About Making Sequels
Hell Fest is now available on Digital and On Demand platforms, with plans for a physical home video release on January 8th. While it only...
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Todd McFarlane Wants New ‘Spawn’ Movie to be Joyless and Ugly
Todd McFarlane has been talking about doing another Spawn movie for years now. While most fans would probably expect something a little more safe –...
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Fund Indiegogo’s Next Big Horror Project – ‘The Necroplasmic Massacre’
There always seems to be someone complaining that Hollywood has ran out of ideas. They speak like there’s nothing else to watch or support but...
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[Review] The ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ is Captivatingly Evil
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina effectively functions as an homage to classic horror while adapting the source material to the modern age with pristine execution....
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[Review] ‘Halloween’ Successfully Revives The Shape of Evil
When I first heard David Gordon Green would be directing a new sequel to Halloween, I was skeptical to say the least. I’ve heard the...
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John Carpenter Teases Possible ‘They Live’ Sequel
John Carpenter’s filmography seems to never cease getting sequels or reboots in some fashion. While the release of Halloween’s latest sequel is just around the...
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Don Mancini Reveals Why He Chose ‘Curse of Chucky’ Over a Remake
The Child’s Play franchise used to stand out from other slasher franchises because it was the only one that never got remade or recast its...
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‘Wrong Turn’ Remake’s Plot Revealed – Original Film’s Writer Returns
We’ve already reported earlier this week that the Wrong Turn series was getting a new film – potentially a reboot. It’s now been confirmed by...
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‘Child’s Play’ TV Series Will Continue With Original Cast – and New Details
Child’s Play creator Don Mancini recently participated in a Q&A along with producer David Kirschner and star Nick Stabile during a Bride of Chucky screening...
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Tony Todd is Appearing in Season 3 of MTV’s ‘Scream’
MTV’s Scream is a truly bizarre show. Wes Craven worked on the series right before his death, and strangely enough, it felt very little like...
