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This Week in Horror: The Last Drive-In Is Back! (And More)
Welcome back to our weekly news roundup, where we at Wolfbane Blooms collect some of the most noteworthy horror news from the week to keep on your radar. Let’s get into it!
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This Week in Horror: Spooky New Trailers, Dragula, & MST3K’s Return
Welcome back to our weekly news roundup, where we at Wolfbane Blooms collect some of the most noteworthy horror news from the week to keep on your radar. ⤇
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This Week in Horror: Shudder Kicks Off “Halfway to Halloween” & More News from This Week
Welcome back to our weekly news roundup, where we at Wolfbane Blooms collect some of the most noteworthy horror news from the week to keep on your radar. ⤇
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Popping Cherries at the Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs: 10 of My Previously Unseen Favorites
With The Last Drive-In on Shudder, Joe Bob Briggs has returned to form without missing a beat. Today, I’m looking at my 10 favorite previously unseen Drive-In movies. ⤇
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Watch: Shudder’s Anthology Series “Creepshow” Gets Its First Trailer
Ahead of its panel at Comic-Con later today, AMC’s horror streaming service, Shudder, has released the first full trailer for its highly anticipated anthology series Creepshow. ⤇
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Greg Nicotero Set to Direct “Gray Matter” Segment of Upcoming Shudder Anthology, Creepshow
Yesterday, AMC’s most-excellent horror streaming service Shudder announced casting details for a brand-new anthology series set to drop on the platform later this year. ⤇
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3 Reasons to Watch “Eli Roth’s History of Horror” Right This Very Second
Last week, I had the immense pleasure of watching Eli Roth’s History of Horror, which aired on AMC sometime late last year and is now streaming on Shudder, which is where I watched it and also where you should watch it—right this very second, even. ⤇
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The 5 Best Foreign Horror Films Released in 2018
Here in the last few weeks of December, it’s time to reflect back on the best foreign horror films that colored the year. ⤇
Editorials
Interview: Director Graham Reznick Talks Sound Design and the Making of “Deadwax”
We talked with writer, director, and sound designer Graham Reznick about his philosophy around the importance of sound in film and about the making of the first season of Deadwax. ⤇
Editorials
4 Films (and a Video Game) That Inspired “Sequence Break” with Director Graham Skipper
After Graham Skipper’s Sequence Break debuted at last year’s Chattanooga Film Festival, it immediately began garnering comparisons to David Cronenberg’s 1983 body-horror classic Videodrome. And the films are clearly relatable, with each playing on the ⤇