Trailer Time: Blumhouse’s THE CRAFT: LEGACY
Blumhouse has unleashed the first trailer for The Craft: Legacy, its sequel to the 1996 teen witch horror, The Craft.
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The Week in Horror: Beyond Fest 2020, The Wolf of Snow Hollow
Get all the details on Beyond Fest 2020, plus lots more in The Week in Horror.
Review: You Should Have Left Needs A Stronger Foundation To Support Its Great Concept
Even with strong performances and an interesting concept, You Should Have Left misses the mark.
‘The Hunt’ Is A Lethal Mix Of Laughs, Gore, And Politics
The Hunt is a comedic, violent satire that takes on both sides of the political aisles. It’s my favourite film of 2020 so far.
The Week in Horror: Karyn Kusama To Deliver New Dracula, ‘Dawn Of The Dead’ Comes To 4K
The Week In Horror with Tim Murr has news about Dawn of The Dead 4K and fan cast’s Karyn Kusama’s upcoming Dracula film.
Will ‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ Race To A Strong Box Office Debut?
It’s a big weekend for video game fans, as the live-action Sonic The Hedgehog film arrives on screens. Will anybody check it out?
Trailer Time: ‘The Hunt’ To Hit Theatres This March
Universal and Blumhouse are finally releasing The Hunt this coming Friday, March 13th.
The Week In Horror: Danzig, Joe Hill, ‘Dracula’ and ‘Black Christmas’
Tim Murr takes on the ridiculous misogyny surrounding Black Christmas, plus new on Locke & Ket, Dracula + more.
Trailer Time: A Very Visible Trailer For ‘The Invisible Man’
We’ve finally got a trailer for the Blumhouse-produced The Invisible Man!
The Week In Horror: It’s Not Even Halloween And They’re Already Putting Out Christmas Trailers!
Sure, you can watch the latest trailer for Blumhouse’s remake of ‘Black Christmas,’ but Tim Murr offers a warning: you may learn more than you want to know.
The Week In Horror: Three Cheers for Sociopathy and The Night Lindsay Came Home
If you have yet to see the new ‘Joker’ movie, Tim Murr would like you to keep your opinions about it to yourself. Also: ‘Halloween’ sequel casting news!
The Week in Horror: News From Comic Con, Haddonfield, and Hell
The MCU gets scary, Blumhouse chooses not to kill the Boogeyman, and Scream Factory announces the box set we didn’t know we needed in ‘The Week in Horror.’