In this edition of The Week in Horror, Tim Murr shares news on the new film from Girl on the Third Floor’s Travis Stevens, remembers Nick Tucci + more
Did you spend your Friday the 13th weekend watching Jason murder teenagers or returning to Derry to face an ancient evil? Tim Murr did both!
In the end, it wasn’t fire, drowning, or demons that killed Jason Voorhees. It was lawyers. Tim Murr mourns the end of a franchise in ‘The Week in Horror.’
The Week in Horror brings you all new deja vu, a trip to the New York Toy Fair, and your opportunity to help a true horror legend.
If the new Halloween film showed us anything, it’s that a mass audience is ready and willing to come out to see a classic horror franchise rebooted.
In a fun bit of personal serendipity, I finished the second, revised, and expanded edition of J.A. Kerswell’s The Teenage Slasher Movie Book the same day I got see John Carpenter’s 1978 classic Halloween for the first time on the big screen, in the new 4k remaster, no less.
This week in horror, an look at Pet Sematary, Venom’s numbers, the passing of Scott Wilson, and much more!
Busy week in horror, huh? Rich frat guys getting away with sexual assault…oh wait, we should focus on fake horror for entertainment purposes. Seriously, more than a couple of times I had to get off social media and watch something gory as a palette cleanser! So let’s get to it, shall we?
What’s up, fiends?? It’s time for your Week In Horror and it looks like we had a couple of Birthdays this past weekend…
Derek Dennis Herbert’s documentary, To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story from Dread Central Presents is a touching and intimate look into the career and private life of one of Hollywood’s scariest icons.
Happy Father’s Day fiends! I’m spent a good chunk of my day reading the new horror novella from Jeffery X Martin and playing God of War III Remastered. But there is horror news to be had!
Having previously appeared in Rob Zombie’s ‘Halloween’ and ‘Lords Of Salem,’ news arrived this week that Dee Wallace has joined Zombie’s ‘3 From Hell. ‘
