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10 of the Most Memorable Killers from Horror Cinema
Horror killers are the backbone of the genre. If it were not for the razorblade-weilding psychopaths that stalk the dreams of horny teenagers or the machete-toting madmen that lurk around summer camps...
‘Bates Motel’ Renewed For Season Three
Norman Bates fans can rejoice. A&E Network announced today that it has picked up a third season of Bates Hotel, the cable tv series about a younger Norman Bates from the classic Alfred Hitchcock m...
Pumpkinhead Getting A Reboot?
[soliloquy id=”729″] Ah, late 1980’s/early 1990’s horror, or should I say “The Horror!”. Remember “Pumpkinhead” from 1988? Remember it’s three seq...
Deliver Us From Evil – Up and Coming Horror
Deliver Us from Evil looks like a promising horror. I love Mr Bana. “Chopper” is and will probably always be one of my favorite films and he’s not bad to look at so Eric Bana...
‘Scream’ TV Series on MTV Details
It is rumored that Wes Craven may be directing the MTV television production series based on the popular ‘Scream‘ films. And apparently, according to TV Line, casting has begun! They go on...
The Quiet Ones – Upcoming Horror Movie
Like many good horror films, and personally my favorite type, The Quiet Ones, Directed by John Pogue, is inspired by a true story. An unorthodox professor, Joseph Coupland played by Jared Harris, uses...
I Spit On Your Grave 2010 [Review]
I love a good revenge horror movie and I Spit On Your Grave had me hooked from start to finish. Now I’m talking of the remake Directed by Steven R. Monroe, I watched the original version by Mei...
Martyrs is French Extremity at its Finest
If you want a good horrific and disturbing movie you have to watch Martyrs. Good plot, good gore and good acting, it’s all here. Directed by Pascal Laugier I don’t have any negatives...
Nosferatu the Vampire
Released on March 4, 1922, the image of Nosferatu can still give chills even today, almost 100 years later. Nosferatu, also known as “Count Orlok”, was played by Max Schreck.