Interviews
Horror Punk Artist Wednesday 13 Talks New Album and Chuck Norris [Exclusive]
Wednesday 13 of the Murderdolls, Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13, and his namesake band has been bringing his own unique brand of horror metal to the masses for 20 plus years. Wednesday is cur...
Dean Koontz on the Beauty of Language, Libraries, and Being Rescued by a Chain-smoking Clown [Written in Blood]
Welcome back to Written in Blood, an interview series featuring novelists and screenwriters in the horror genre. Dean Koontz has some advice for aspiring writers: “Never name a serial killer Pi...
Michael Koryta on Navigating Publishing, Hollywood, and Why Nature is Fundamentally Creepy [Written in Blood]
Welcome back to Written in Blood, an interview series featuring novelists and screenwriters in the horror genre. Novelists often have a hard time pinning down exactly where ideas originate, but Michae...
Panu Aaltio Discusses the Score for Shudder’s ‘The Twin’
There are a lot of new horror films for audiences to pick from at the moment: IFC Midnight’s Watcher, A24’s Men, David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future, and Shudder’s A Ba...
Composer Pessi Levanto Discusses His Score for ‘The Innocents’ [Exclusive]
It’s very normal for kids to behave badly, but in Eskil Vogt’s new film, The Innocents, the kids take it to a new level. The official IFC Midnight description reads: The Innocents follow...
Cinematographer Christopher Rejano Breaks Down Shudder’s NIGHT’S END
This month Shudder is bringing back its popular “Halfway To Halloween” celebration, which includes its hotline of personal recommendations on what to watch and some impressive originals,...
Director Roberto Zazzara Discusses His Latest Film The Bunker Game [Exclusive]
What happens when a live action role-playing game becomes all too real? This is the premise of Shudder’s new spine-tingling film, The Bunker Game. The synopsis of the film via Shudder: Laura is...
Behind the Music: Speaking With Slapface Composer Barry J. Neely
The Shudder slate this month features originals like All the Moons, They Live in the Grey and Hellbender. Another notable addition is Jeremiah Kipp’s monster tale Slapface. Slapface stars ...
Interview: Cinematographer John Orphan Discusses ‘Stoker Hills’
Between Antlers, The Long Night, Ghosts of the Ozarks, Agnes, and Superhost there are a large number of newly released horror films to stream at home. Another one worth paying attention to is Benjamin...