Lumina, which recently hit theaters, is putting a fresh spin on the typical alien-centric flick. There’s no massive invasion that upends the entire world, no horrifying non-human creatures roaming the streets looking for their next meal. Rather, Lumina, written and directed by Gino McKoy (our interview), showcases the power of love …

An alien sci-fi thriller that doubles as a love story? Count us in! On July 12, Lumina, directed and written by Gino McKoy, is hitting theaters, putting a unique spin on the extraterrestrial genre. Tatiana (Eleanor Williams, Halo: Nightfall 2014) and Alex (Rupert Lazarus, Requiem 2018) seem to have it all: …

Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton, The Mean One 2022 – read our interview here) has officially cemented his status as a horror icon with the highly-anticipated release of Terrifier Funko POP! vinyl figures. Franchise creator Damien Leone announced the collection on July 9, just as pre-orders were beginning to go live on …

Four years of bad guy chases, hostage situations, relationship rollercoasters and bustling family breakfasts have come to an end with The CW’s cancellation of Walker. The show, a reimagination of the original Walker, Texas Ranger from the ’90s, premiered on the network in 2021. Starring Jared Padalecki (House of Wax, …

Lupita Nyong’o (Us 2019 [our review]), who is set to play Sam in the upcoming A Quiet Place: Day One, was honored on Friday, June 14, by Hollywood Confidential. The brainchild of television producer Steve Jones, Hollywood Confidential is a live event series dedicated to educating creatives of color on the …

David Howard Thornton is continuing to transform the faces of children’s entertainment into the stuff of nightmares…and we couldn’t be more excited. After rising to fame in the Terrifier franchise (our review) as Art, a maniacal killer clown who you certainly don’t want at your kid’s birthday party, he put a horrifying spin …

The third season of Chucky has no shortage of WTF moments, from the voodoo doll plot of Tiffany Valentine (Jennifer Tilly, Bound 1996) and double death of Devon Sawa (Final Destination 2000) to the shocking ending at the mansion of Wendell Wilkins (John Waters, Pink Flamingoes 1972 [our interview]). Amongst all of the …

Thanks to the tiny terror that is Chucky, normal teenage lives are out of the question for Jake Wheeler, Devon Evans, and Lexy Cross. With their parents, friends, pets and more killed in brutal fashion, this trio has been through the ringer since the beginning of the TV series, Chucky… …

It’s been two decades since iconic filmmaker John Waters made his Child’s Play franchise debut in Seed of Chucky as Pete Peters, a skeevy paparazzo who meets a nasty acid demise. Over the past 20 years, Waters has remained an avid fan of the franchise, staying up to date with the subsequent movies and Chucky television …

Sibling relationships can often be fraught with contention. But at the end of the day, when mom is away and there’s a dead babysitter in the garage, teamwork is a must. As someone who grew up with three younger siblings, Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead director Wade Allain-Marcus was instantly drawn …