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[News] Candyman Heads To DVD-Format Next Month

By: S.C. Parris

On: October 12, 2021

In: Uncategorized

Nia Dacosta’s Candyman released August 27th of this year and is now heading to DVD-format according to the movie’s Amazon store page.Continue Reading

[News] Henrietta Knowby Is Added To ‘Evil Dead’ Video Game

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By: S.C. Parris

On: September 14, 2021

The Evil Dead: The Game reveals character Henrietta Knowby is coming to the survival horror multiplayer.Continue Reading

Hellraiser Brings Pinhead to Dead By Daylight

By: S.C. Parris

On: September 3, 2021

On September 3rd, 2021, Dead By Daylight’s developer, Behaviour, posted a short trailer for the upcoming release of their new Killer, Pinhead, to the popular asymmetrical horror game.Continue Reading

“31 Days of Halloween” Is Upon Us! Freeform Released Their Lineup

By: S.C. Parris

On: September 1, 2021

In: Uncategorized

Freeform recently shared the lineup for the long-awaited “31 Days of Halloween.” A television event that has gotten we horror-lovers through October for years.

Here’s this year’s lineup!Continue Reading

Has Dead by Daylight Met Its Match With The Recently Announced Texas Chainsaw Massacre Video Game?

By: S.C. Parris

However, all this engagement and offerings between the developers and the fans of the game have not squashed excitement for the new horror-based games on the horizon. Games that even feature the same characters that are available in Dead by Daylight as of this writing.

[REVIEW] ‘Midnight Mass’ Shows What Can Happen When Religion Borders Into Cult Status

By: S.C. Parris

What Midnight Mass excels at is the horror of it all–the horror of the Church–of religion–Christianity in particular, when it isn’t a safe haven, when it isn’t a place of comfort. When your religion becomes corrupted, becomes unidentifiable, when you have no choice but to leave while your family and friends get sucked further into the hivemind way of thinking, of “being,” you can become a “monster” to them.

[REVIEW] Dark Dungeon Productions Brings The Horror During The Pandemic With A Fun Super Short Film, ‘A Scary Book Before Bed’

By: S.C. Parris

Dark Dungeon Productions director, producer, and writer, Dannaka Cox (who I interviewed for the Women in Horror Month 2021 series in October) asked me to review her horror short, A Scary Book Before Bed, a month ago.

[REVIEW] ‘Midnight Mass’ Shows What Can Happen When Religion Borders Into Cult Status

By: S.C. Parris

What Midnight Mass excels at is the horror of it all–the horror of the Church–of religion–Christianity in particular, when it isn’t a safe haven, when it isn’t a place of comfort. When your religion becomes corrupted, becomes unidentifiable, when you have no choice but to leave while your family and friends get sucked further into the hivemind way of thinking, of “being,” you can become a “monster” to them.

The Lost Boys is gay and I can prove it

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We Ranked Our Fav Vampire Films Least to Absolute Favorite Of All Time For Halloween

By: S.C. Parris

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