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Frightfest 2016 Spotlight: Rob Zombie’s 31
With less than a month to go until Frightfest takes over the Vue in Shepherds Bush, Joey Keogh takes a look at some of the most anticipated movies on this year’s jam-packed ...
Exclusive Interview: Joe Begos Talks The Mind’s Eye
With his debut feature, sci-fi horror Almost Human, up-and-coming writer-director Joe Begos established himself as one of the coolest and most unique new voices in genre cinema. He returns w...
What Made The Blair Witch Project Work (Hint: It Wasn’t the Marketing)
I will remember the marketing campaign for The Blair Witch Project as long as I live. As a kid at the dawn of the Internet age, I had never seen anything like it. This movie went out of its way to mak...
Exclusive Interview: Adam Green (and Surprise Guest) Talk 3-Day Movie Crypt Podcast
Adam Green is among the most prolific of the current crop of modern horror directors. Not only has he created the successful Hatchet franchise—of which he directed the first two insta...
New on Netflix: August 5th, 2016
New on Netflix is a weekly feature here at Wicked Horror where we take a look at the latest additions to everyone’s favorite streaming service. It can be tough sifting through all those horror ...
Script to Pieces: Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash
Welcome to Script to Pieces! This is a new feature here at Wicked Horror where we will be looking at the best, most interesting and at times most unbelievable horror movies that never happened. S...
Is Child’s Play Actually the Most Competent Modern Horror Franchise?
This is a bold statement, so hear me out. I’m not saying Child’s Play is my favorite horror franchise, although I certainly don’t bash anyone who regards it as such. I’m no...
New on Netflix: July 29th, 2016
New on Netflix is a weekly feature here at Wicked Horror where we take a look at the latest additions to everyone’s favorite streaming service. It can be tough sifting through all those horror ...
Catching Up With Lights Out Star Alicia Vela-Bailey
Building upon his short of the same name, David Sanberg’s Lights Out is a welcome addition to the horror revival of the new millennium’s teen years. Family-centric horror is on the kind o...