Robert Englund
Lake Placid vs Anaconda (Unrated) [Advance Review]
You probably already know if you’re interested in the type of movie that Lake Placid vs Anaconda is. The plot is one that can most likely be summed up in the title alone and you’ve inevi...
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors You Didn’t See
Wes Craven wrote and directed the original A Nightmare on Elm Street in 1984, introducing the world to dream killer Freddy Krueger and ultimate Final Girl Nancy Thompson. Craven had never intended it ...
Literary Monsters: Books Written by Your Favorite Horror Actors
It’s become commonplace for an actor to write a tell-all autobiography once they become famous enough and decide they have enough interesting stories in their life to warrant one. Horror stars ...
Fans Petition to Get Robert Englund a Star on The Walk of Fame
A campaign has been started at Petition Buzz to get Robert Englund a star on The Walk of Fame. The legendary character actor has nearly 150 film and television credits to his name. He h...
Advance Review: Phantom of the Opera (1989) Blu-Ray
The Phantom of the Opera arrives this week on Blu-Ray from Scream Factory, which has become legendary in the past couple of years for giving a fantastic treatment to cult movies you would never expect...
Robert Englund Spills His Guts on Fear Clinic [Exclusive]
Wicked Horror managing editor Tyler Doupe´ had the chance to spend a few moments catching up with genre film legend Robert Englund. The Springwood Slasher took time out of his busy schedule to ch...
Anchor Bay Debuts Fear Clinic Blu-ray Artwork
We recently brought you the announcement that Fear Clinic is headed to DVD and Blu-ray via Anchor Bay. Today we have your first look at the Blu-ray artwork. The film will be r...
Fear Clinic Has a Release Date!
Today brings the announcement of the DVD and Blu-ray release of Fear Clinic. The film will be released on DVD Blu-ray February 10, 2015 via Anchor Bay Entertainment. Robert Englund...
A Viewing Guide to the Wishmaster Series
The Wishmaster films are a somewhat of an odd addition to the horror genre. The wish-granting Djinn truly had the potential to be a horror icon but even after four films, audiences are left with ...