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From Hitchcock to Stephen King, a roundup of the who's who in horror; all about celebrities flaunting their loudest screams and most nightmarish scenes.
16 Spooky Facts About Dylan from the 'Halloweentown' Series
October is the time of year where you start pulling out your sweaters, where everything is pumpkin flavored, and when Disney Channel shows their classic Halloween movies.
Tisha EatonPublished 6 years ago in HorrorColton Haynes Unveils His Possible New Look For American Horror Story at SDCC 2017
In case you missed the Teen Wolf panel at San Diego Comic-Con, you'll probably need a recap, because a lot took place. Between several new clips being aired and the cast delving deep into their history on the series, it was a lot to take in, and the surprises didn't end there.
Anne Rice Wants Matt Bomer To Take A Bite At Vampire Chronicles TV Series
"Is that a stake in your pants, or are you just pleased to see me?" There is no denying that vampires still mean big business for Hollywood, with The Vampire Diaries currently airing its eighth and final series. Vampires attract a loyal fanbase, I mean, who hasn't fantasized about Angel, Spike, or Eric Northman sinking their fangs (and more) into you? Maybe not Gary Oldman as Dracula, but we will let that slide.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in HorrorThe Perfect Fan-Casting For Millie Bobby Brown On 'The Walking Dead'
You know, there are not many people who weren't blown away by the insanely popular #Netflix original series #StrangerThings. It was a show that had plot twists around every turn, and sported possibly the most talented cast of child actors that I've ever seen. The stand out from this young group is hands down Eleven herself, Millie Bobby Brown.
Tyler S. CallawayPublished 6 years ago in HorrorStop Clowning Around: Hugo Weaving Nearly Played Pennywise In The 'IT' Reboot
Whether Andy Muschietti's hotly anticipated IT remake sinks or swims, remember, "they all float down here." Fans of the upcoming film will know that 26-year-old Bill Skarsgård will star as Pennywise the Dancing Clown, the film's main antagonist — an evil clown who haunts the living nightmares of children. Only time will tell if we can get a faithful reimagining of #StephenKing's 1986 novel.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in HorrorFinal Girls To Femme Fatales: Where Are Hollywood's Scream Queens Now?!
Listen up idiot hookers, Scream Queens is back! Ryan Murphy's horror anthology returns for its second season, swapping out the setting of college campus in favor of hospital halls. With an impressive cast, including Emma Roberts, Lea Michele, and Abigail Breslin, there is undoubtedly only one queen of Scream Queens. Screen legend Jamie Lee Curtis reigns supreme as the psychotic Cathy Munsch. As the Halloween franchise's leading lady, Curtis became one of cinema's feistiest final girls. Whether they make it to the inevitable sequel, or get Barrymore'd in the first act, where would Hollywood be without horror's howling heroines? Here is what the real Scream Queens are up to now!
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in Horror- Top Story - November 2017
The Members Of the Rebooted 'It' Losers' Club Reveal Who They Hope To See Play The Adult Characters
It is ready to terrify the world with the rebooted version of Stephen King's spooky and legendary book. The reboot is set to be released in theatres across the world from September 8th, in which will scare the souls out of the people who are brave enough to watch the movie.
Lewis JefferiesPublished 6 years ago in Horror Monster Mash
"Once upon a time a midnight dreary I ponder weak and weary," just like the macabre writings of Edger Allen Poe. It kinda reminds me of those monster movies we used to watch when we were kids. You know the Boris Karloff or Bela Lugosi flicks that always came on TV mostly on Saturday nights when television was so young. Whether it was Frankenstein or Dracula and others we were all entertained. In more than one instance as kids we tried to make a real life monster, just like the Frankenstein movie we watched that previous Saturday. We literally turned our parents garages into "Laboratories." On so many occasions the Saturday night monster movies were showcased by Soupy Sales who hosted Shock Theater. As kids we begged our parents or did anything just so they would let us stay up to that ungodly hour of 10 o'clock when Shock Theater came on. Huddled under blankets ever so near to those small TV screens, we were glued to the tube as they say until the very last.
Dr. WilliamsPublished 7 years ago in Horror- Top Story - October 2017
Uncle George
I always knew this day would come. No one is infinite. Everyone bends the knee to the "God of Death" at some point in their chain of existence. But this one is a little different.
A.R. MarquezPublished 7 years ago in Horror