David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future represents a return to the director’s twisted body horror form, an intersection and natural progression of the worlds built in Crash and Existenz, exploring intense body modification and the consumption of bodies for art.
Sachin Hingoo has got the latest on new Neil Blomkamp, David Cronenberg, Eli Roth, and George Romero in The Week in Horror!
Tim Murr and Andy Burns share some holiday gifts that the horror fan in your life would definitely appreciate.
In The Week in Horror, Tim Murr takes a look at a lot of the good scares coming soon to Shudder
In this edition of 5 Films That Made Me Love Horror, our own Tim Murr runs down that movies that made him love the genre.
From The Fly Collection to The Omen Collection and more, Tim Murr recommends some solid Blu-ray sets for the Holiday season.
Argento, Cronenberg and Refn make their way to the small screen and we bid a fond farewell to Robert Forster in The Week in Horror.
Large news on the remake front, crazy things happening in the DC Universe, John Carpenter returns to comics, and more in The Week in Horror.
The trailer for Jen and Sylvia Soska’s ‘Rabid’ is soaked with blood and terrible sex, and what is CM Punk doing here? Check it out.
Independent publishing house Weirdpunk Books delivers demented horror stories based on the universes of the best fringe bands and directors.
Those properties you like are coming back in style, and Tim Murr has all the gooey goodness for you to lick off your fingers ‘The Week in Horror.
Fiends! It is time once again for your Week In Horror and have you taken advantage of Barnes and Noble’s 50% off Criterion sale?!?
