‘Ruins of Ravencroft: Carnage #1’ – A Tale Steeped In Darkness
Dark places are born of dark stories, and Frank Tieri is giving Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane a tale steeped in darkness.
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The Week in Horror: ‘Underwater’, ‘Clarice’, ‘Morbius’ + more
The Week in Horror features news on a series featuring Clarice Starling, news on Jared Leto’s Morbius, and much more!
‘1917’ Debuts With A Unexpected $37 Million
It was an outstanding weekend at the box office for 1917, a new frontrunner for Oscar nominations.
‘1917’ To Take The Top Spot At The Box Office From ‘The Rise Of Skywalker’ This Weekend
It’s been a nice run for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker but that film from a galaxy far, far away is about to get knocked out of the top spot by 1917.
Marvel’s Teen Heroes Band Together For ‘Outlawed’
It’s a one-shot that will have a lasting impact on your favourite Marvel super heroes from Ms. Marvel to Miles Morales and it all starts in Eve L. Ewing and Kim Jacinto’s OUTLAWED!
Trailer Time: A New Taste of Birds of Prey
Another trailer for the upcoming Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) has arrived,
BossLogic Contributes A Variant Cover To The Landmark Captain Marvel #150
Take a look at the brand-new variant cover for Captain Marvel #150 by renowned artist BossLogic and pick up the landmark issue on March 18th!
Trailer Time: Locke & Key Arrives On Netflix This February
The first trailer for the Netflix adaptation IDW Entertainment/Publishing’s Locke & Key by of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s has dropped.
Heroes and Villains: Batman #86 Introduces A New Creative Team
Batman #86 introduces a new creative team who deliver a pitch perfect story.
Andrew Peters’ Short Film ‘Knifemare’ Does A Lot With Little Time
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s burning through every scary movie in your local shop’s horror section, you’ll like Knifemare.
‘Joker’ Arrives On Blu-ray – Is It Worth Watching Again?
Joker arrives on Blu-ray today, just as dark and downbeat as it was in theatres. And just as good.
The Week In Horror: ‘Dracula’ Sinks His Teeth Into Netflix, Joe Begos is Double Trouble
The Week In Horror’s Tim Murr shares his thoughts on the BBC’s Dracula, now available on Netflix.