News
Welcome to Nevermore: Interview with Author Tyler Miller On His New Horror Series For Young Adults
The market for young adult horror series experienced a revitalization on the edge of the 2010s. Alongside the return of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps in the form of the HorrorLand series, publishers were gr...
New on Wicked Horror TV: October 2023
Zombies, mummies, flying alien invaders and more are coming to Wicked Horror TV in October, and that’s just in the first few days. Look ahead to all of the spooky season scares that await as Oct...
‘RoboDoc: The Creation of Robocop’ Delivers On All Fronts [Review]
“Robocop! Who is he? What is he? Where did he come from?” This famous line from 1987’s seminal and beloved sci-fi classic Robocop, is now getting answered in the form of the long anticipated new docu-...
Composer Dante Tomaselli Pays Tribute to John Carpenter With New Track `Elizabeth Dane’
Film director and composer Dante Tomaselli has just released a single from his upcoming album that pays tribute to horror great John Carpenter. The track’s titled “Elizabeth Dane.” Carpenter fans will...
`Paranormal Project’ Trailer Promises Shadowy Chills!
Paranormal Project is coming soon to the U.S. It takes viewers along with ghost hunters in South India as they explore four chilling cases inspired by true events. Produced in India, the film promis...
Bava Double Bill: How ‘The Girl Who Knew Too Much’ and ‘Lisa and the Devil’ Make for Perfect Career Bookends
Mario Bava is often regarded as ‘the godfather’ of the giallo genre, but he is also a master of Gothic horror. Over time, he has proven himself more than capable of seamlessly blending mod...
BoxLunch is Serving the Greater Good With Spooky Vibes!
In news to warm your cold, dead heart: Pop culture retailer BoxLunch is continuing their mission to give back and their latest collection is full of spooky merchandise designed with horror fans in min...
`Black Circle’ Offers Horror with a Weird Spin [Blu-Ray Review]
Black Circle, a 2018 Swedish film, puts a new spin on horror with a touch of weird science and a few arthouse-horror flourishes. It’s now available in the U.S. on a new Blu-Ray with an accompany...
‘Last House on the Left’ 4K brings the gang back for another round [Review]
In the land of Wes Craven remakes, The Hills Have Eyes (2006) scored a little higher for me on the theatrical experience front. I didn’t mind The Last House on the Left (2009), but I didn’...
