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Editorial: Why is Horror Such A Significant Genre?

I’ve recently been thinking about why the horror genre is so important and so significant. I mean, think about it.People have used horror for hundreds of years, whether it was scary folklore about the unknown, or spooky stories parents tell their kids to keep them from getting in trouble. I’ve …

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How the MCU Can Make A Great Horror Movie Out Of ‘DOCTOR STRANGE 3’

Doctor Strange

I understand that the MCU makes superhero movies, but there have been a few instances where film studios did something différent in their execution of a film and the results have paid off. The MCU went into a slightly more horror venture when they recruited Sam Raimi to direct Doctor …

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‘BORDERLINE’ (2025), Featuring Samara Weaving, Is Available Now

BOrderline

The new thriller, Borderline (2025), starring Samara Weaving (Ready or Not) is in select theaters and is available now to rent and own on digital platforms. It is the directorial debut from Jimmy Warden, who wrote the surprisingly funny Cocaine Bear (our review). Synopsis BORDERLINE is an edge-of-your-seat thriller that …

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‘NIGHT OF THE ZOOPOCALYPSE’ Review: A Stunning Visual Feast

Night of the Zoopocalypse

Night of the Zoopocalypse marks an intriguing, if unexpected, pivot for the venerable Clive Barker, a name synonymous with visceral horror and unsettling imaginative landscapes. This animated venture, aimed squarely at a family audience, represents a departure, yet still manages to retain a flicker of Barker’s signature unpredictability. The film, …

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Take A Deep Dive Into Horror Gaming History With ‘Terrorbytes: The Evolution of Horror Gaming’

Terrorbytes

The co-writer of FPS: First Person Shooter, Richard Moss, is back with a new project, TerrorBytes: The Evolution of Horror Gaming, a documentary series celebrating horror in video games. The five-part series features insights and anecdotes from over 50 horror and games industry legends, including acclaimed horror filmmaker John Carpenter, …

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Burning Down the House: ‘DON’T GO IN THE HOUSE’ (1979) Revisited – Retro Review

One Friday night when I was in eighth grade my dad went to the local video store to rent movies for the night. Normally this wasn’t a good thing because when he went by himself, he would come back with a bunch of Clint Eastwood movies or some random western …

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