Hollywood has produced hundreds of zombie stories. Each director, writer, producer, and makeup artist has put their unique spin on the look of the undead. While all of them may seem the same in spirit, ⤇
The Universal Studios Classic Monsters are among the greatest icons of the horror genre and viewed by many as a rite of passage for true horror fans. However with 25 years of history comes an intimidating archive which ⤇
In 2002, Dreamworks decided to remake a Japanese horror film by the name of Ringu. The film was released in Japan in 1998 and was a massive hit. In 2002, American audiences were treated to ⤇
Monsters come in many shapes and sizes. Sometimes they are a short, green, eyeball monster with incredible comedic timing, or a monster with the head of a flower made of teeth from an upside down ⤇
A24, the production company behind Ex Machina, The Witch, Green Room, and The Monster, has given us our first look at It Comes At Night. Scheduled for release on August 25th, the film stars Joel Edgerton who recently ⤇
While just about every iconic horror franchise becomes a revolving door of creative talent, everyone’s favorite murderous doll has been carried by the same writer and voice-actor for decades. Almost thirty years after Don Mancini and Brad ⤇
The advent of the talkies and keen interest in the works of Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker helped pave way for the Classic monsters Frankenstein, Dracula and later on, The Wolf Man. All major productions ⤇
The legendary Robert Englund is back in Robert Kurtzman’s makeup chair for the full Freddy Krueger treatment in the new documentary Nightmares In The Makeup Chair. For the first time ever fans will get an ⤇
Now that the new year is officially off and running, we’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Reddit’s /r/classichorror subreddit for our next giveaway! This time, we’re thrilled be able to give away blu-ray ⤇
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