This past weekend saw the release of Leigh Whannell’s (Upgrade) The Invisible Man. Despite its very modest budget of between $7m to $10m, it has already proven to be a… Continue reading "All Eyes On ‘The Invisible Man’ After Box Office Smash"
One of horror’s most enduring icons will be returning to the silver screen on June 12, 2020 with the release of director Nia DaCosta‘s Candyman. Described as a “spiritual sequel” to the… Continue reading "The Murderer in The Mirror: New Trailer For ‘Candyman’ Released"
Last September Grimmfest announced they would be partnering with The Horror Channel for an event called Horror Legends Season. Horror Legends Season will pay tribute to four iconic artists of… Continue reading "Grimmfest’s Horror Legends Season – David Cronenberg"
IDW and DC comics are planning to give us a gift this Horrorchristmas (Halloween, to normal people), with a crossover event for two critically-lauded comic properties. In Locke & Key:… Continue reading "‘Locke and Key’ Will Meet ‘Sandman’ in Halloween Horror Comic Crossover"
Images have been released from independent horror filmmaker Chad Ferrin‘s eighth film The Deep Ones. Described as a Lovecraftian slant on Rosemary’s Baby, the film follows a married couple who… Continue reading "Cult Director Chad Ferrin Gets Lovecraftian With ‘The Deep Ones’"
With less than a month until the digital release of Bernard Pucher’s Ravers, the film’s team has treated us to a new trailer and poster. Billed by The Hollywood News… Continue reading "Hedonistic Horror ‘Ravers’ Gets a New Trailer and Poster"
With Bong Joon Ho‘s recent double-Oscar win for class-conscious Korean thriller Parasite, it’s more crucial than ever that we pretend to have been watching Korean cinema this whole time. If… Continue reading "Vampire Squid’s Top 9 Korean Horror Movies"
Get ready for a Valentine’s Day treat as Habit, the Manchester-set horror thriller from director Simeon Halligan, airs this Friday the 14th of February at 10.50PM on the Horror Channel.… Continue reading "Manchester Horror-Thriller ‘Habit’ Gets UK TV Debut on Valentine’s Day"
You can never have too much Nicolas Cage, that’s what we say. It’s a sentiment clearly shared by director Kevin Lewis, whose new film Wally’s Wonderland will see the eccentric… Continue reading "Nic Cage to Battle Evil Animatronics in ‘Wally’s Wonderland’"
Not all films are created equal. Every genre has its instant hits that are remembered for generations. Unfortunately, these films also spawn their own brand of low-rent copycats, conceived as… Continue reading "Copycat Killers: ‘Jason X’ Versus ‘Alien’"
There has always been a kinship between rock/metal and horror fans. In the Venn Diagram of taste, it’s pretty rare to find a metalhead who doesn’t own a copy of… Continue reading "The Devil’s Music: 5 Rock ‘n Roll Horror Books"
As the 2010s have now drawn to a close, it’s high time we reflected on the past decade. And what better way to celebrate the 2010s than to talk about… Continue reading "Dangerous Visions in the 2010s: The Science Fiction That Defined a Decade"
Now that we stand at the beginning of a new decade, we can look back and reflect on what the last 10 years have done for our favourite genre. These… Continue reading "The 20 Best Horror Films of the 2010s: Looking Back on a Frightful Decade"
James Hunt‘s style of graphic design draws inspiration from classic horror. Around his work designing logos and event branding, he hones his craft creating posters for his favourite movies. From… Continue reading "Artist James Hunt Shares His Secrets to the Craft of Horror Design"
It’s always good to see a promising project claw its way out of a developmental quagmire. Locke and Key, the adaptation of the Eisner award-winning comics series from author Joe… Continue reading "First Trailer For ‘Locke and Key’ Shows Mystery And Magic Afoot in Keyhouse"