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Maika Monroe’s ‘Victorian Psycho’ Has a New Official Poster Ahead of Its November 13 Theatrical Release
The new poster for “Victorian Psycho,” shared first by Letterboxd, fills the frame with Maika Monroe’s screaming face under the tagline “The new governess…
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Japanese Chiller ‘Never After Dark’ Will Be on VOD October 27
Never After Dark is about Airi, a medium who ushers spirits into the next world. When she’s summoned to a remote house inhabited by…
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Gory Japanese Movie ‘Incomplete Chairs’ is Coming Soon to BLoodStream
The obsessive quest to make the perfect chair leads an artist to using unconventional (and gory) materials in INCOMPLETE CHAIRS, streaming October 15 on…
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David Duchovny’s The Secret Puts a Dead Mother’s Consciousness in Her Teenage Daughter’s Body
Released in 2007, The Secret takes the familiar Freaky Friday setup into a family tragedy: Hannah dies after a car crash, and her consciousness…
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The Swallow Evokes Creepshow 2’s “The Raft,” but Its Killer Sludge Is on Land.
A new clip from THE SWALLOW shows the grotesque effects of the sentient, flesh-eating sludge at the center of the story. The Swallow is…
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Ryan Murphy’s Next Vampire Series Is Called ‘Brides of Blood,’ and a Fan Account Says It Puts Dracula’s 3 Women at the Center
Ryan Murphy confirmed the title himself in a Vanity Fair interview, calling it “a vampire tale called Brides of Blood” and framing it as…
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Cassandra Peterson Explains Why She Decided to Take a Role in ‘R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2’
Cassandra Peterson is, of course, best known for playing Elvira for decades. In the upcoming Tubi Original, R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2, Peterson plays Cassadra,…
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Martin Scorsese Wrote to Hammer in the 1990s Asking to Make a Horror Film. The Studio Never Answered
Hammer’s current owner, John Gore, says the studio still has a letter from Martin Scorsese in the 1990s with a request: “I would love…
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Linda Cardellini Says She’d “Never Rule Out” a Scooby-Doo Cameo, but She Hasn’t Said a Return Is Planned
Linda Cardellini is open to returning to Scooby-Doo. Asked about a cameo in Netflix’s new live-action series, the original big-screen Velma answered, “Oh, I…
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Florence Pugh Says Midsommar Left Her Depressed for Six Months and She Didn’t Know Why
Florence Pugh returned home for Christmas after filming Little Women and realized the emotional toll of Midsommar had followed her off set. She said…
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Ryan Murphy Says His Favorite ‘American Horror Story’ Season Is the One Fans Hate the Most
Ryan Murphy picked the season most fans spent years dragging, and he’s not backing down. Asked at the premiere of “American Horror Story: 13”…
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‘Resident Evil’ Has Passed $200 Million Worldwide and $100 Million Domestically, Surpassing ‘Barbarian’ and Closing in on ‘Weapons’ as Zach Cregger’s Biggest Box Office Hit
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot has pulled in about $245.4 million worldwide and $124.9 million domestically, making it the first live-action film in the…
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The Red-Haired Still Life From Backrooms Inspired a Cosplayer to Recreate It
Israeli SFX cosplayer Leia (@leiasfx) finished her recreation of the Red-Headed Woman from A24’s Backrooms and shared it on Instagram on September 26. The…
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Cinemark Has a Santa Jack Popcorn Bucket for The Nightmare Before Christmas’s October Theater Return
Playing theaters October 16-22, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas returns to the big screen in 2026, and Cinemark is using an LED Santa…
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Penny Marshall’s Curmudgeon Hocus Pocus Character Is the Perfect Fall Spirit Animal
Penny Marshall’s curmudgeon Hocus Pocus character drinking booze and smoking a cigarette in a robe and hair curlers is the perfect spirit animal for…
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Smile Was Released 4 Years Ago Today
Smile’s 4-year anniversary brings a sequel comparison. Both films were written and directed by Parker Finn, with Naomi Scott starring in the 2024 follow-up.…
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Mike Flanagan Clarifies that Clayface “Very Much Is Not Mine”
Mike Flanagan has spoken to ComicBookMovie.com about his role — or lack thereof — in the upcoming DCU film Clayface. “Clayface, you know, very…
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The Cycle Is Described as “The Thing Meets The Silence of the Lambs”
Deborah Ann Woll stars in The Cycle as an expert on how bodies decay, and she’s called in to help make sense of an…
