attack of the fifty foot woman

Tim Burton’s Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman Gets New Writers from KPop Demon Hunters

Tim Burton is no stranger to resurrecting cult favourites, but his next project is shaping up to be a particularly towering one. Warner Bros. is officially moving forward with a new take on Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman, and screenplay duties are now in the hands of Danya Jimenez and Hannah McMechan, the writing…

t.k. carter

T.K. Carter Dies at 69: The Thing Star and Beloved Character Actor Remembered

Sad news for film and television fans this week, as T.K. Carter has passed away at the age of 69. For horror audiences in particular, Carter will forever be remembered as Nauls, the laid-back chef with a flamethrower in John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982), a film that has only grown in stature over the decades…

gale

Gale: Yellow Brick Road Turns Oz Into a Horror Nightmare

Just when you thought the Yellow Brick Road had been strip-mined for every possible reinterpretation, along comes Gale: Yellow Brick Road, an unapologetically unofficial horror take on The Wizard of Oz. Riding the cultural tailwind of renewed Oz interest, the newly released trailer makes it very clear that this version is less ruby slippers and…

the fisherman

NECA Turns I Know What You Did Last Summer’s Fisherman Into a Toony Terrors Figure

With The Fisherman, NECA has gone and done it again, dipping its blood-splattered toe into late-90s slasher nostalgia by announcing a brand new Toony Terrors figure based on one of the most perpetually damp killers in horror history. Yes, the Fisherman from I Know What You Did Last Summer is finally getting the cartoon treatment,…

whistle

Whistle Trailer Unleashes a Deadly Curse with the Aztec Death Whistle

Dying, apparently, is not optional in Whistle, and the newly released trailer makes that point loud, shrill, and deeply unsettling. One sharp breath into an ancient Aztec Death Whistle is all it takes to summon your own future demise, and judging by this first proper look at the film, director Corin Hardy has no interest…

they will kill you

They Will Kill You Trailer Turns a NYC High-Rise into a Satanic Slaughterhouse

If you have ever stayed in a questionable hotel and thought this place feels evil, They Will Kill You would like to reassure you that yes, sometimes that instinct is absolutely correct. Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema have released the red band trailer and a batch of gloriously unhinged posters for They Will Kill…