Horror

Netflix’s upcoming thriller Apex, described as Free Solo meets Silence of the Lambs, will star Charlize Theron. Per Deadline, Theron will be joined by actor Taron Egerton in the intense thriller. Baltasar Kormákur (Touch) is set to direct Apex. Written by Jeremy Robbins (“The Purge” television series), the film “follows a rock climber who finds herself being hunted

Netflix’s upcoming thriller Apex, described as Free Solo meets Silence of the Lambs, will star Charlize Theron. Per Deadline, Theron will be joined by actor Taron Egerton in the intense thriller. Baltasar Kormákur (Touch) is set to direct Apex. Written by Jeremy Robbins (“The Purge” television series), the film “follows a rock climber who finds herself being hunted

Today marks the Digital HD release of the found footage horror movie Devon, the feature directorial debut of “Jersey Shore” alum Jenni “JWoww” Farley! Today, we have an exclusive sneak at the film, a clip in which a character is being investigated, setting up the backstory to a terrifying mystery. In the film, “When a

From Scream to Scooby-Doo to Five Nights at Freddy’s, Matthew Lillard has had a stronghold on burgeoning horror fans for generations. The actor has combined his love for genre storytelling and his appreciation for potent potables with Macabre Spirits. The horror-themed tequila line is the latest from Find Familiar Spirits, Lillard’s fandom-centric alcohol brand that

Marvel announced five years ago, at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, they were inviting Blade into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a new reboot. Five years later, well, Marvel’s planned Blade MCU movie has still yet to even find its way in front of the cameras. It’s no secret that the brand new Blade movie has been bumped all over

There’s nothing quite like RV horror. Inspired by an expanding national highway system and the proliferation of motor parks in the 1960s, this distinctive subgenre offers a unique blend of classic genre fare. Part home invasion, part road trip tale, part hicksploitation with a smidge of folk horror, the recreational vehicle becomes a home away

Marvel announced five years ago, at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, they were inviting Blade into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a new reboot. Five years later, well, Marvel’s planned Blade MCU movie has still yet to even find its way in front of the cameras. It’s no secret that the brand new Blade movie has been bumped all over

Like Friday the 13th meets Skinamarink, In a Violent Nature takes an arthouse approach to the slasher genre. While the experiment proved to be divisive, I found myself mesmerized by it. Regardless of your feelings on the film, its Blu-ray release deserves to be celebrated. Harkening back to the halcyon days of physical media, IFC

Like Friday the 13th meets Skinamarink, In a Violent Nature takes an arthouse approach to the slasher genre. While the experiment proved to be divisive, I found myself mesmerized by it. Regardless of your feelings on the film, its Blu-ray release deserves to be celebrated. Harkening back to the halcyon days of physical media, IFC

We are just about a month and a half away from Christmas, which means we’re a month and a half away from the release of director Robert Eggers’ (The Witch, The Lighthouse) new movie Nosferatu, a fresh take on the classic horror movie from Focus Features. Bill Skarsgård is playing Nosferatu/Count Orlok in the film, whose appearance

Vera Farmiga, the Oscar and Emmy-nominated actor most known in horror for her recurring performance as Lorraine Warren in The Conjuring franchise, also happens to be an avid metal fan. More than just a fan, the actor/musician is the lead vocalist for the new rock band The Yagas, and they’ve debuted their first single, “The

We recently celebrated the 22-year anniversary of Neil Marshall’s Dog Soldiers here on Bloody Disgusting, a fan-favorite werewolf movie that’s still without a sequel. While a promising update on the anticipated sequel would soon follow, the filmmaker took to Instagram this afternoon with disappointing news. Dog Soldiers pit soldiers up against werewolves in the Scotland wilderness, and a trilogy

We recently celebrated the 22-year anniversary of Neil Marshall’s Dog Soldiers here on Bloody Disgusting, a fan-favorite werewolf movie that’s still without a sequel. While a promising update on the anticipated sequel would soon follow, the filmmaker took to Instagram this afternoon with disappointing news. Dog Soldiers pit soldiers up against werewolves in the Scotland wilderness, and a trilogy

Stop-motion animation is responsible for some of the most heartwarming moments in the history of film, but even the most ardent fan of Claymation has to admit that there’s something inherently uncanny about puppetry where you can’t see the strings. The very act of bringing an inanimate humanoid figure to life recalls spooky tales of

Stop-motion animation is responsible for some of the most heartwarming moments in the history of film, but even the most ardent fan of Claymation has to admit that there’s something inherently uncanny about puppetry where you can’t see the strings. The very act of bringing an inanimate humanoid figure to life recalls spooky tales of

Beginning in March 2022, Ti West and Mia Goth have unfolded a decades-spanning saga with what’s commonly referred to as the “X Trilogy,” which of course kicked off with 1970s-set slasher X and continued with the 1918-set prequel Pearl and now the 1980s-set MaXXXine. It’s of course extremely uncommon to get an entire trilogy of

Joe Swanberg (V/H/S, Drinking Buddies, Happy Christmas) and Yale Entertainment have wrapped production on five upcoming horror movies, Deadline reports this week. Deadline details, “Swanberg’s slate of horror films with Yale Entertainment was inspired by the producing exploits of Roger Corman.” The lineup includes the following projects: Helldorado Kenneled Yellow Eyes Monkey’s Magic Merry Go Round

It’s the hottest day of the year, and everyone in town is dreaming about ways to cool down. In the world of Triangle Agency, a new tabletop RPG from Haunted Table, these thoughts have an effect on reality itself. The next thing you know, a supernatural anomaly takes shape in the form of an ice

A beach bum/scary stuff mashup is the kind of perfect summertime combo you might not know you’re in the mood for until it’s in front of you. (If you’re into surf rock, check out the monster and cryptid-themed band Beach Creeper and try to tell us we’re wrong.) This week on Bloody FM’s Guide to the Unknown, we’re

Many of us remember Director Jim Gillespie and Writer Kevin Williamson’s I Know What You Did Last Summer as a teen slasher with a great soundtrack. A movie that injected something that felt a little like Scream back into our veins for a moment after the cultural phenomenon had taken horror by storm a year

Audio Assault. June proved to be a wild month: we talked about the wacky space antics of Leprechaun 4: In Space (listen), the underseen-but-very-good trans vampire film Bit (listen), and Robert Rodriguez’s first half of the Grindhouse double-bill, Planet Terror (listen). To kick off July, we’re racing over to Japan to discuss the 35th anniversary

“Copycat” gets thrown around a lot when discussing the original I Know What You Did Last Summer, yet perhaps a more accurate descriptor is “opportunist.” The film was, in fact, rushed into production in light of Scream‘s success, but Kevin Williamson’s script dates farther back. And unlike Williamson’s first collaboration with Wes Craven, I Know What

If you’ve polished off Night Springs, the first expansion for Alan Wake II (which Aaron enjoyed), you’ll sadly have to wait a little bit for the second DLC in The Lake House, but it’ll be perfect for Halloween. Over on the Alan Wake II official site, Remedy has updated the game’s FAQ page to include

Thanks to the long Fourth of July holiday weekend ahead, it’s a light week for horror. But that doesn’t mean we’re not getting new releases to add to your watchlists. Here’s all the new horror releasing July 1 – July 5, 2024! For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar. A

Thanks to the long Fourth of July holiday weekend ahead, it’s a light week for horror. But that doesn’t mean we’re not getting new releases to add to your watchlists. Here’s all the new horror releasing July 1 – July 5, 2024! For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar. A

If you’ve polished off Night Springs, the first expansion for Alan Wake II (which Aaron enjoyed), you’ll sadly have to wait a little bit for the second DLC in The Lake House, but it’ll be perfect for Halloween. Over on the Alan Wake II official site, Remedy has updated the game’s FAQ page to include

Oh, balls. After concluding June with discussions of the wacky space antics (and commando drag queens) of Leprechaun 4: In Space (listen) and the underseen-but-very-good trans vampire film Bit (listen), we’re heading into grindhouse cinema with Robert Rodriguez‘s first half of the Grindhouse double-bill: Planet Terror (2007)! In the film, an experimental bio-weapon is released that turns the

Fans of Inscryption have a new title to keep an eye on with Stately Snail’s Is This Game Trying to Kill Me?, a first-person puzzle horror game inspired by Daniel Mullins Games’ indie hit. Only this time, instead of playing cards, you’re trapped in a cabin with a computer that share a strange connection. As

Thanks to the long Fourth of July holiday weekend ahead, it’s a light week for horror. But that doesn’t mean we’re not getting new releases to add to your watchlists. Here’s all the new horror releasing July 1 – July 5, 2024! For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar. A

When Saber Interactive revealed A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead a few weeks ago, we didn’t get much in terms of the story details. That’s been remedied now with the official story trailer, which gives us a look at the tense, apocalyptic journey that awaits players later this year when A Quiet Place: The Road