Caring for someone with PTSD can be challenging and life-altering, but in Daniel Stamm’s (The Last Exorcism) new film, Lockbox – written by Justin Yoffe and developed from Soren Narnia’s podcast, Knifepoint Horror – Ellen (Carla Gugino – Gerald’s Game) does it with care and compassion, taking in her cousin Winthrop …

I am not a fan of mummies, which surprises me because when I was a kid, one of my favorite exhibits at the Toledo Museum of Art was the mummy that was on display. I don’t remember what it looked like or if it was even real, but it was …

Everyone, you need to run out and get CJ Leede’s new book, Headlights, immediately. If you loved her first two books, Maeve Fly and American Rapture as much as I did, you won’t want to miss this one. Special Agent Daniel Stansfield is ready for a change. Burnt out and …

Adam Carter Rehmeier swept into mainstream cinema with his fan-favorite film, Dinner in America, but I first encountered Adam’s work with his infamous first movie, 2011’s extreme horror The Bunny Game. Dinner in America couldn’t be more different than The Bunny Game and it really showcases Adam’s broad spectrum of …

The Blue Diamond, a short horror/comedy/sci-fi film directed by Sam Fox and written and directed by Fox and Addison Heimann, packs a lot into its 16-minute runtime. Starring horror veteran Barbara Crampton (read our interview with her HERE) and producer Desiree Staples, The Blue Diamond is saturated in grief and …

If you were prepared to die and had come to terms with it, and then were given the opportunity of eternal youth by reversing your age and basically starting over, would you do it? Enter The Dorians, the latest novel by renowned horror author Nick Cutter (read our other interview …

Growing up a big girl, I had to deal with my fair share of bullying for not being a “normal” body type. I didn’t look like other girls for most of my life and I paid dearly for that. Given that I’m tall and big boned, I know that even …

Yearbook superlatives are a time-honored tradition usually highlighting a student’s quirks, personality, or future. They can be clever like “Class Clown,” or “Worst Driver,” but also prophetic like “Most Likely to Succeed,” or “Most Likely to be in the Olympics.” But what if they weren’t so nice? What if you …

AI is everywhere these days. While it’s popping up where you most (and least) expect it, not everyone is welcoming it and for good reason. DRAGN, director Peter Webber’s (Hannibal Rising) latest flick starring James Paxton (son of Bill) is about AI gone awry and it’s joining the uptick in …

1000 Women In Horror (story) is a new documentary that is coming to Shudder soon. Directed by Donna Davies, it is based on a book by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. We had a chance recently to sit down and talk to Donna Davies and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas about the project. PopHorror: I loved …