There are a few new releases hitting movie theaters this weekend, but neither of them should have the power to unseat the God of Thunder. How will they perform? Here are our predictions:
In a world where the third entry in a film series is supposed to deliver lesser returns, the latest Marvel Studios epic has bucked the trend, and delivered and outstanding … Continue reading Thor: Ragnarok has a thunderous box office debut
It’s a huge weekend at the box office, as the final Marvel Studios film of 2017 is unleashed. How much will it dominate by? Here’s our prediction:
Slayaway Camp Devs Sharpen Machetes on a Brand New ”Killer Puzzle” From the makers of Slayaway Camp—the award-winning “Bloodiest Puzzle Game Ever”—comes an even more frightening puzzler starring one of … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: Friday the 13th – The Puzzle Game Coming to Mobile Platforms in 2018
A horror icon returned to theaters this weekend, but couldn’t scare up a large audience. Here’s what went down:
Hell comes to the DC universe, details on Twin Peaks on Blu-ray, and more, as we look at some of the biggest stories from the week in horror.
I have a thing for vampires. I won’t tell you how much of a thing, since I’m pretty sure I began last year’s 31 Days of Horror Biff Bam Pop! … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: Monica S. Kuebler Hungers for Blood with Midnight Son
It’s the final, frightful weekend before Halloween, which means there’s really only going to be one big pick for horror fans looking to get their trick and treat on. But, … Continue reading Jigsaw returns to theatres, but will audiences play along?
2017 will go down as a massive year for the king of horror, Stephen King. A bestselling novel (Sleeping Beauties), multiples television shows (The Mist, Mr. Mercedes), film adaptations on … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: Enter the Stephen King Universe with Creepshow and The Dark Tower: The Art of the Film
For those that were underwhelmed by Peter Jackson’s return to Middle-Earth with his Hobbit trilogy a few years ago, take solace in the fact that JRR Tolkien’s world of wizards, elves and rings continues to enjoy a stellar life in the gaming world.
As predicted, this week’s box office was led by a sequel to last year’s horror comedy hit. Here’s what went down:
Get a taste of The Walking Dead, discovered who wrote the score for 1922, and more, as we look at some of the biggest stories from the week in horror.
