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How Hellraiser: Bloodline Went From An Ambitious Franchise Saver To The Pin In The Coffin
The Hellraiser franchise has always been rocky. The first two movies are absolutely spectacular. Hellraiser III is a bit underrated, but not without its problems by any stretch. And then you have Hell...
Composer Devin Burrows Talks The Music of The Wretched [Exclusive]
In horror films, nothing good is ever down in the basement. In IFC Midnight’s new film, The Wretched this definitely holds true. It might even be an ancient witch who has possessed the neighbor...
Composer Christian Davis Talks Behind You and The Voices [Exclusive]
During this period of quarantine, there has been an abundance of horror films released. From the rock and roll satanic cult tale We Summon the Darkness to the snowy Witches in the Woods, right no...
Monsters and Medicine: The True Story of Leonid Rogozov Who Preformed Surgery on Himself
“On the morning of April 29, 1961 I did not feel well. The symptoms noted were weakness, general malaise and, later, nasuea. Within a few hours, pain arose in the upper portion of the abdomen, w...
Ernest Scared Stupid: A Look Back at the Campy Kiddie Horror (That Traumatized Me as a Child)
For anyone not familiar with the Ernest films, they were a comedy series aimed at children that presented a lovable idiot hick getting himself into increasingly baffling situation that simultaneously ...
Five Reasons Child’s Play 2 is Better Than The Original
Allow me to start by saying: The 1988 original is great. But there’s more than one reason why 1990’s Child’s Play 2 is the ultimate Chucky experience 2020 marks thirty years ...
Composer Rafaël Leloup Discusses the Chilling Score for IFC Films’ The Other Lamb
This week IFC Films announced “The Indie Theater Revival Project,” an initiative to support its theater partners as they reopen for audiences in the coming weeks and months. Horror films...
Editor Jamie Kirkpatrick Discusses His Work on We Summon the Darkness
Marc Meyers’ latest horror/thriller, We Summon the Darkness is now available on all VOD platforms and serving up a bloody good time, with a side of rock and roll. On the way to a heavy metal con...
Celebrating 40 years of ‘Fist of Fear, Touch of Death’
Nobody thinks 1980’s notorious “Bruceploitation” opus Fist of Fear, Touch of Death is a good movie — probably not even the people who made it. In a subgenre infamous for it...