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Batter Up: Chandler Riggs Teases Plenty Of Deaths In 'The Walking Dead' Season 8
Prepare for war when AMC's The Walking Dead returns to our screens, and fans of the undead romp are promised the most explosive season yet. Alongside tenacious tigers, wire-wrapped baseball bats, and herds of the usual ravenous walkers, expect a number of our stalwart survivors to also lose their lives in the upcoming Season 8.
By Tom Chapman7 years ago in Horror
Keep Your Peepers Peeled: 'Jeepers Creepers 3' Gets A Terrifying First Trailer
Grab your fedora and unfurl those wings, because the Creeper is back. After clawing its way out of development hell and being cocooned in a wave of controversy thanks to director Victor Salva, the forgotten threequel is finally making its way to cinemas. However, it sounds like you'll have to be quick if you want to catch the scent — this could be a blink-and-you'll-miss-it affair.
By Tom Chapman7 years ago in Horror
Not Your Day Of The Week: Horror Writer Reveals What Happened To The New 'Friday The 13th' Movie
Leatherface, Michael, Freddy, Chucky, and Jason — no, this isn't the lineup for a One Direction replacement, it is the cream of the horror crop who have graced our screens for nearly 40 years. However, while all these franchises have had their peaks and troughs, fans now find themselves asking when (and if) these screen icons should rise from the grave once more.
By Tom Chapman7 years ago in Horror
It Didn't 'Float' His Boat: Tim Curry Slams The Ending To 1990's 'IT' Miniseries
Blow up those red balloons and head down the storm drain once more, because Andrés Muschietti's frightfully anticipated IT is finally coming to cinemas. Based on Stephen King's acclaimed novel from 1986, those who are afraid of clowns will likely remember that Tim Curry memorably brought Pennywise the Dancing Clown to life back in 1990. However, for one of the best miniseries in the history of television, it wasn't all candy floss and clown cars for this trip under the big top.
By Tom Chapman7 years ago in Horror
The World of Scripted Podcasts
The static of a nearby radio splits through the warmed air, air that clings to your throat and presses against every aspect of your body. It's a far cry from the frigid outside conditions- snow collecting at the edges of window panes as darkness slowly forms in a now clear sky.
By Shelby Yarchin7 years ago in Horror