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The Week in Horror: ‘A Creepshow Holiday Special,’ ‘Hunter Hunter,’ ‘The Last Drive-In’

How much horror did you enjoy over the holidays?

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31 Days Of Horror 2020 Presents The Week in Horror: Creepshow, Evil Dead Rise, Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Tim Murr has news on the animated Creepshow, the upcoming Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie, and more in The Week in Horror.

Shirley
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The Week In Horror: Hotel Paranormal, Shirley + More

Catch a preview of Hotel Paranormal and the first trailer for Shirley with Elizabeth Moss this week in horror.

Hellraiser
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The Week in Horror: Maniac, Blood Quantum, Hellraiser + More

In the latest edition of The Week in Horror, Tim Murr looks at news of a Hellraiser HBO series, shares the trailer for Lovecraft Country, and more.

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The Week in Horror: Joe Bob Briggs is Back, Bit is Streaming, Peninsula is Coming

The Week in Horror with Tim Murr looks at the season premiere of Joe Bob Briggs’ The Last Drive-In with special guest Chris Jericho, After Midnight, and more.

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31 Days of Horror 2019 Presents The Week In Horror: Streaming Haunts and a Four Color Bloodbath

Haunted houses, creepy towns, and the latest series from Eibon Press take the spooky spotlight as Halloween approaches The Week in Horror.

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The Week In Horror: Comics, Cinepocalypse, Crocodiles, and More!

Fulci lives, and so do Pennywise and some 90s vampires in ‘The Week in Horror.’ Plus a whole bunch of crocodiles! Where did those come from?

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The Week In Horror: Vampires, and Zombies, and ‘Critters,’ Oh My!

Shudder does it right, Netflix does it wrong, and Begos does a vampire movie as Tim Murr escorts us through The Week in Horror.

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The Week In Horror: ‘American Horror Project Vol. 2,’ ‘Child’s Play,’ ‘The Last Drive-In,’ ‘Swamp Thing’

Big news from Arrow Video, WonderCon, and the DCEU as Tim Murr remembers some genre icons while celebrating the drive-in mutants in ‘The Week in Horror.’