Blumhouse is sharpening its knives and pencils for a brand-new venture into monster mayhem. The studio announced this afternoon that it will adapt Something Is Killing the Children, the acclaimed horror comic series from James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera, into not one but two projects: a live action feature film and an adult animated…
Some killers slash, some stab, and some just… slowly slurp you up like human soup. This week, we welcome one of horror’s most underrated (and gooey) villains into the Third Class Tier of our Hall of Killers – The Lake Blob from Creepshow 2. That’s right, the mysterious, oil-slick-like monster from the segment The Raft…
Treasured Films have once again dipped their bloodied hands into the vaults of cult cinema to bring something special to collectors. Arriving in February 2026, the label will release Gialli, Guns and Gore: The Brutal Films of Darren Ward, a three-disc limited edition boxset celebrating one of the UK’s most fearless underground filmmakers. Only two…
Ah yes, The Fog remake. The film that drifts into your mind every few years like a misty, unwelcome memory and then thankfully vanishes again. It has been twenty years since Rupert Wainwright’s 2005 The Fog rolled into cinemas and straight off a cliff of mediocrity. The film was supposed to be a chilling reimagining…
Art the Clown is coming back for another round of blood-soaked chaos. At the world premiere of Terrifier 3, writer and director Damien Leone confirmed that Terrifier 4 is on the way. He also hinted that this might be the final chapter in Art’s reign of terror, though we all know that in horror, final…
It seems there are only two certainties in life: death and yet another version of A Christmas Carol. Charles Dickens’ timeless tale has been adapted so many times that it has become the cinematic equivalent of Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is You — you can’t escape it, but you secretly do not…
When it comes to horror villains, there are slashers, there are psychos, and then there is Peter Bunch, a man whose weapon of choice is a knife and whose preferred method of communication is a full throated Donald Duck impression. Yes, you read that correctly. The New York Ripper’s unhinged quacker has officially been inducted…
Horror filmmaker Gregg Bishop, best known for the cult hit Dance of the Dead, is heading back into the genre trenches with his new supernatural horror project The Heretiks. According to Deadline, Bishop has partnered with Bleiberg Entertainment for the film, which promises to blend witchcraft, home invasion, and apocalyptic terror into one twisted Halloween…
Ranking the Friday the 13th Movies — From Camp Crystal Lake to Space, and Every Machete Swing in Between You know it’s going to be a good night when you hear those iconic whispers — ch-ch-ch ah-ah-ah — echoing through the woods. One of horror’s most infamous franchises, Friday the 13th has been slashing its…
In Mercedes Bryce Morgan’s stylish and wickedly entertaining horror Bone Lake, a romantic weekend away turns into an intoxicating mix of lust, laughter and absolute mayhem. It opens with a naked couple sprinting through the forest while an unseen attacker fires arrows at them, and within minutes there is a very unfortunate injury involving a…