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Quality Control’s TV and film arm has reached a co-production deal with Trioscope Studios that will see both sides combine to put together a TV series, according to Deadline. Trioscope Studios is the company that animates the parts of the Netflix mini-series war drama The Liberator by combining live-action actors and CGI. As for Quality Control, that’s […]
It’s finally October, which means it’s time to revel in all things haunted, wicked, and sinister. For those bold enough, there’s no better way to ring in the spookiest month of the year than revisiting the classic scary movies and TV shows that have disturbed even the bravest of heart. If you’re having trouble deciding […]
In what is certainly excellent news for fans of all involved, Kid Cudi has been tapped to co-star alongside Mia Goth in director Ti West’s new horror movie X. The movie, described in a Deadline report on Monday as a “horror thriller” with plot details understandably being kept secret, marks a co-production between A24 and BRON […]
A series based on the 1997 thriller I Know What You Did Last Summer is coming to Amazon. “We are thrilled to have I Know What You Did Last Summer with our incredible partners at Amazon Studios,” Sony Pictures TV Studios co-president Jason Clodfelter said, according to The Hollywood Reporter. “Neal Moritz and Original Film’s development consistently fires on all cylinders […]
Every year, I try to avoid it. No matter how much of a horror movie addict I proclaim to be, every year I end up falling short of watching a fraction of the horror flicks I want to enjoy during the month of October SPOOKY SZN. Without fail, I’d see folks on the timeline enjoying […]
Following the success of his Happy Death Day films with Blumhouse, writer-director Christopher Landon is back with another snappy teen slasher romp. The first trailer for Landon’s new film Freaky showcases Vince Vaughn as a deranged serial killer who swaps bodies with Kathryn Newton’s Millie, an unpopular high school girl. The goofy premise appears to carry a similar […]
Watch Less’ love of horror isn’t resigned to our interview with Elijah Wood (Episode 15) ; this week, we had a 2020 horror marathon! Inspired by Dave Franco’s directorial debut The Rental (which is currently the No. 1 film at the box office), Frazier and khal watch and review The Rental, You Should Have Left (starring Kevin […]
Following the news earlier this year that giant Asian “murder hornets” had been spotted in the U.S., one has been captured in the state of Washington for the first time. The Washington State Department of Agriculture confirmed it had trapped one of the dangerous insects at Birch Bay in Whatcom County. The hornet was captured on July […]
Blumhouse Productions is looking to revive another horror classic. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the production company has tapped Karyn Kusama to direct an untitled Dracula film, written by her previous collaborators Matt Manfredi and Phil Hay. Thought there aren’t many details about the film, THR reports the vampire flick will have a modern twist, similar to Blumhouse’s newly released […]
Universal and Blumhouse Productions’ The Invisible Man opened in theaters on Friday, and it’s already off to a strong start at the box office. Deadline reports the Elisabeth Moss-starring horror film opened to $9.9 million, and it’s currently on track to gross somewhere between $26 to $27 million over the weekend. Directed and co-written by Leigh Whannel, who helmed 2018’s […]
