To say that Sony’s Venom has bite would actually be understating things quite a bit, as the Rueben Fleischer-directed, Tom Hardy-starring film webbed up the biggest October debut in history.
Venom suffers from a slow start, but once the film gets rolling in the second act, it becomes a fun and entertaining addition to the superhero genre.
The Leftscape is known for dealing with some challenging issues from time to time, but this is the first episode that has been given an official heads up.
In today’s 31 Days of Horror installment, we look at the enduring legacy of the vampire bunny Bunnicula, who’s been drinking the juices of vegetables for decades.
A new, 5-minute long look at James Wan’s Aquaman has just arrived, giving us a great look at Jason Momoa and Amber Herd as Arthur Curry and Mera, respectively.
Arrow Video’s 4K restoration of the director’s cut the highly-esteemed giallo, ‘Deep Red,’ is the best way to watch Dario Argento’s classic at home.
It’s a HUGE weekend at the box office, as Sony tries to get audiences to embrace the anti-hero that is Venom, while Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga team up for their Oscar-buzz film, A Star Is Born.
Carl Medland’s ‘Paranormal Farm’ begins as a basic ghost hunting documentary, but turns into something quite different by the time it’s over.
In this instalment of 31 Days of Horror, Marie Gilbert shares her favourite episodes of The Walking Dead, and considers the question of who Rick Grimes is, and what will happen to the series once he’s gone.
We’ve all got our own, personal, horror stories, don’t we? And they’re all likely in the telling, aren’t they? Perfect for the October season, these likely stories are the horrifically likeliest of all!
Two new publications from The Quarto Group celebrate Dr. Fankenstein’s most famous creation in totally different yet equally beautiful ways.
In this edition of Heroes and Villains, we look at the returning Umbrella Academy, and a brand new series based on Ripley’s Believe It Or Not.
