wes craven
Revisiting The Hills Have Eyes Remake Ten Years Later
As I think I’ve made clear during my time writing at Wicked Horror, I am an avid fan of Wes Craven. Most of his films work for me, even a few of the features that were notoriously panned by critics. B...
The Five Best and Four Worst Entries in the Nightmare on Elm Street Franchise
Wes Craven’s A Nightmare on Elm Street is one of the greatest horror movies ever made. That statement should be a given, but somehow there are still plenty who question it. Nightmare is such a smart, ...
Review: Scream Season One Box Set
MTV’s Scream: The Series was renewed for a second season almost immediately after its premiere, due to strong viewer response. Fans of the show won’t have to wait long for the debut of the...
Home of Late Horror Master Wes Craven Up For Sale
Back in August last year we heard the terribly sad news of Wes Craven‘s passing, and now the Hollywood Hills home of the late horror movie maestro is on the market. Located at 2419 Solar Dr, thi...
Top Five Demands for Scream 5 (If it Ever Happens)
Scream 5 may never happen, and to be honest, I’m perfectly fine with that. Wes Craven helmed all four previous films and he’s gone, so it would feel a little weird to just pick up as if nothing had ha...
Why The Nightmare on Elm Street Remake is Unfairly Hated
There are a handful of sacred cows in the horror industry. From Jason Voorhes to Michael Myers to Leatherface to Pinhead. Arguably, though, none of those icons ever reached the pop culture status of o...
Horror Block Unboxing – December 2015
Nerd Block is a subscription mystery box that delivers geeky collectibles right to your door each month. You can choose whatever theme box you are into–there’s the Classic Block, Arcade Bl...
Joey Keogh’s Top 5 Flicks To Watch On Halloween
I’m kind of a purist when it comes to Halloween. When you watch horror movies all day, every day, the spookiest time of the year tends to be an opportunity to either go classic or to go party, d...
Why Shocker Was a Surprisingly Personal Movie for Wes Craven
Shocker, in some ways, feels like Wes Craven’s most commercial movie. The first thing that everyone usually points out, once they get done complimenting the soundtrack, is that it was a clear attempt ...
