We recently brought you the news that Neill Blomkamp would be working on a new Robocop movie with MGM and that the project would finally be the direct sequel it… Continue reading "Neill Blomkamp Wants Peter Weller for ‘Robocop’ Sequel"
The eagerly awaited sequel to Train to Busan is rumoured to be underway! South Korean director Yeon Sang-ho is said to be scripting the new film, which has the working… Continue reading "‘Train to Busan’ Gets a Terrifying Sequel"
Since Tom Hardy‘s Venom was announced, it was set to be rated R, fitting in with the character’s darker backstory. There are pretty unsubtle hints of this in more recent… Continue reading "Sony May Strip ‘Venom’ of its R-Rating"
Open 24 Hours will be playing at Frightfest London 2018. The screening will take place on Monday 27th August at 10.45am and 11.15am at Leicester Square Cineworld. Tickets are available here! Horror has a habit of creeping… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Director Padraig Reynolds on Atmospheric Slasher ‘Open 24 Hours’"
Taking a meta approach to the horror genre, Blood Fest is a self-aware romp through a horror-themed festival turned deadly. A group of teens fight their way through the themed… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Director Owen Egerton on Comedic Meta-Horror ‘Blood Fest’"
An adaptation of Charles Graeber‘s serial killer novel, The Good Nurse, has been on the cards for a while now. While Darren Aronofsky (Mother!) was originally pegged to direct, it turns out… Continue reading "Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain in Talks for ‘The Good Nurse’"
Immediately following the news that FX has renewed American Horror Story for a ninth and tenth season, we’ve also gotten word that the upcoming eighth season will see the return of… Continue reading "Jessica Lange to Return to ‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’"
I was honoured to be invited to the preview of director Matt Shaw’s newest gore flick, Monster, when it screened in London. Having started out as a Kickstarter and Indiegogo project, Monster has come… Continue reading "Matt Shaw’s ‘Monster’ Promises Laughs, Gore and Human Birthday Cake"
At this weekend’s Television Critics’ Association press event, Netflix discussed why we’re waiting so long for the next season of Stranger Things. Programming executive Cindy Holland confirmed the sci-fi hit… Continue reading "‘Stranger Things’ Delayed Until 2019"
Last week, we learned that, falling in line with the current theme of 90s TV revivals, Joss Whedon‘s Buffy The Vampire Slayer is getting a reboot. The supernatural teen drama series… Continue reading "New ‘Buffy’ Reboot Show-runner Addresses Backlash"
As July draws to a close and the summer heat blazes on, why not stay inside and play video games? If you’re bored on holiday and looking for something to… Continue reading "Top 5 Crowdfunded Indie Games of July"
The Lottery is arguably one of the most famous and influential short stories in the history of American literature, setting the framework for a number of films, novels, and television… Continue reading "Shirley Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’ Set to Hit the Big Screen"
Netflix has come under fire in recent times, with accusers marking its content as boring and unoriginal. We decided to investigate this for ourselves. After delving deep into the streaming… Continue reading "5 Weird and Wonderful Shows to Watch on Netflix This Summer"
The Devil’s Doorway will be playing at Frightfest London 2018. The screening will take place on Saturday 25th August at 4.20pm at Leicester Square Cineworld. Tickets are available here! Having screened for the first time on the… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Director Aislinn Clarke on Historical Found-Footage Horror ‘The Devil’s Doorway’"
A self-proclaimed Slytherin with a love of Halloween, Igor Lazarevic plays with the concept of horror in his wealth of creepy-cute artwork. Taking some of the most famously scary themes… Continue reading "INTERVIEW: Igor Lazarevic on Blending Creepy and Cute in his Artwork"