Upcoming Horror Movies
Trailer For Upcoming Blood Feast Remake Brings The Gore
Herschell Gordon Lewis’s 1963 splatter flick Blood Feast is widely considered to be the very first of its kind. Following a psychopathic caterer, who brutally murders women so he can dismember t...
New Friday the 13th Will be a ‘Period Piece’ Not an Origin Story
We have just gotten clarification regarding various rumors about the upcoming Friday the 13th sequel/redux. In speaking with our friends at iHorror, Brad Fuller cleared up several ...
The Conjuring 2’s Demon Nun Getting Spinoff Movie?
Fans of The Conjuring 2‘s creepiest component rejoice as The Hollywood Reporter has announced that the standout demon – an evil nun – is getting her very own spinoff movie. Dire...
Annabelle 2 Director Calls His Film ‘The Godfather II of Creepy Doll Films’
Annabelle 2 director David F. Sandberg spoke with Bloody Disgusting in advance of the release of his new film, Lights Out. When the site probed him for details about Annabelle 2, h...
Winona Ryder Updates on Beetlejuice 2
As I have said before, things aren’t looking particularly promising for Beetlejuice 2. But the project is still not yet officially off the table. Actress Winona Ryder spoke with C...
Why The Dark Tower Could Be a Surprise Hit
I always envied my friends who loved Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. I enjoyed Rowling’s books and the feature film adaptations of Harry Potter. And I read The Hobbi...
Death Note Adaptation Writes in Another Star
Adam Wingard’s Death Note film has added another star. We have just learned that Keith Stanfield (Snowden, pictured below) has been tapped to topline alongside Nat Wolff and&...
Latest Clip From Clown Will Make You Cringe
We’re just a week away from the Eli Roth-produced Clown (hitting theaters and VOD on June 17th) and anticipation is high. To date, we’ve been gifted a super-creepy theatrical trailer for t...
I Know What You Did Last Summer Remake Not Dead
We reported back in 2014 that the 1973 Lois Duncan novel I Know What You Did Last Summer was being adapted for the screen–again–by Sony Pictures. And then, no news su...