31 Days Of Horror 2026 Presents: Swamp Thing & The Rosewood Horror
A standalone comic book tale of terror made for a groundbreaking story of existential dread over three years later.
A standalone comic book tale of terror made for a groundbreaking story of existential dread over three years later.
If there’s one thing that After Dark is good for (just kidding, there’s many things!) it’s providing a launching pad for new filmmaking voices and visions through both its Short … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror 2026: Marion Le Corroller’s ‘Species (Sanguine)’ Goes Viral (Toronto After Dark 2026)
Raise the dead with the awesome Mezco Toys Nosferatu!
Marie Gilbert explores the haunting themes of family trauma and curses in Netflix’s adaptation of Steinbeck’s ‘East of Eden’.
Make sure you have something borrowed, some blue, something old…and something altogether horrific on this celebratory occasion
Bite Sisters is beautiful to look at, stylishly framed, solidly cast, and deserves more attention than it initially received.
Josh Wallen explores his collection of vampire-themed figures, from nostalgic classics like Count Chocula to unique characters like Blood Storm and Batula!
“Black Zombie” is a gripping documentary that connects history, Voodoo, and Hollywood’s portrayal of zombies.
How about a serving of cultists, demons, goats…and blood for your Halloween horror reading pleasure?
Guest writer Søren Ahrensborg Kamper explores the unsettling opening of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II – The Sith Lords where death lurks and the familiar becomes hauntingly unfamiliar.
If you would have told me last week that WHALEFALL would be one of the most emotionally resonant movies I had seen this year I would have accused you of suffering from nitrogen narcosis.
Marie Gilbert does a deep dive into Mike Flanagan’s new adaptation of Stephen King’s “Carrie.”