Contemporary Horror
Awaken is a Slow Burn Thriller [Review]
Natalie Burn’s action-packed thriller, Awaken features Burn as Billie, a young woman searching for her sister. Her exploration leads her to Mexico where her sister disappeared. Billie awakens on...
Natalie Burn on Awaken [Exclusive Interview]
Wicked Horror had a chance to connect with actress Natalie Burn about her involvement with the upcoming horror film Awaken. The actress offered her thoughts on strong female characters ...
Franck Khalfoun on i-Lived and Amityville: The Reawakening [Exclusive]
Wicked Horror recently had the occasion to chat with Franck Khalfoun about his new film i-Lived, as well as about the upcoming Amityville sequel. The director filled us in on the c...
i-Lived is On Point and Thrilling [Advance Review: ]
i-Lived is a mystery-thriller that was written and directed by Franck Khalfoun, who helmed the Maniac remake and the upcoming Amityville: The Awakening. The film is about a young t...
Ciara Hanna on Pernicious [Exclusive]
Much of actress and model Ciara Hanna’s fanbase comes from the days she spent as the Yellow Megaforce Ranger Gia Moran from Power Rangers Megaforce and from her stint as Summer on ...
Horror Hybrids: A Comedic Horror Drama in Space
One of the many things that helps make the horror genre relevant to audiences is its ability to form links and hybrids to other genres. This only makes sense because the way to effectiv...
Four Films with Bloodthirsty Imaginary Friends
When a child has a wild imagination or a friend we can’t see, we often assume that child is imaginative and may grow up to be an artist, sculptor, writer, or other creative type. But judgin...
Pernicious (Advance Review)
Pernicious tells the story of three young women who intend to spend the summer in Thailand teaching children to read English, but get much more than they bargained for. The trio unintentionally r...
10 Films That Prove You Should Just Stay Home This Summer
Avoid travel and stay home are messages that have been projected to horror fans for years. From the original Psycho (1960) to its contemporary companion, Bates Motel, there are literally dozens o...