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R.L. Stine's Pumpkinhead 2 hit streaming earlier this month.

REVIEW: R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2

R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2 sprouts up on Tubi — and no, it has nothing to do with that one Lance Henriksen movie There’s a lot of stuff going on in the world. So forgive me for not ...

Chips Ahoy? Mystery Flavor Cookies really ARE a mystery ...

SPOOKY SNACKS! Chips Ahoy Mystery Cookies!

Leave it to Chips Ahoy to give us a REAL seasonal mystery this Halloween … no seriously, I have no idea WHAT flavor it's supposed to be.

Japanese Ghosts cover cut

Artist Yuko Shimizu talks Japanese Ghost Stories

Wicked Horror interviews Yuko Shimizu, the award-winning artist behind the new release Japanese Ghost Stories!

Splatterhouse (2010) is an excellent remake of a classic horror beat em up series.

GHASTLY GAMES: Splatterhouse (2010)

The Splatterhouse remake/reboot from 2010 is a seriously underrated gem … and one of the BLOODIEST games you’ll ever see in your life!

Abbott and Costello alongside Kolchak, menaced by The Night Stalker vampire

EXCLUSIVE: Abbott and Costello cards highlight new monsters!

Wicked Horror gives you an exclusive look at the upcoming Abbott and Costello Meet the Monsters trading cards AND comic series!

Goku Midnight Eye from 1989 is weird ... even by late 1980s anime standards!

IT CAME FROM JAPAN! Goku Midnight Eye (1989)

Goku Midnight Eye, from the same director of Wicked City, is a WEIRD anime … yes, even by late 1980s standards!

Get ready to revisit Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest with H-Bomb!

VIDEO: H-Bomb on Children of the Corn III!

Wicked Horror pairs up with Idaho Punk-Nostalgia-Horror Goddess H-Bomb to relive Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest from 1995!

A lot of famous horror directors over the years have directed music videos.

KILLER KITSCH! 5 Music Videos From Horror Legends!

Taking a look back at five music videos directed by some of the biggest horror icons EVER (get ready for MAXIMUM cheese!)

Julian Sands as the titular Warlock in 1989's Warlock.

CLASS OF ‘89: Warlock

Steve Miner's Warlock is a top-notch horror-comedy that still stands the test of time (with a few caveats, of course.)