Tag Archives: Roald Dahl

Did you know children’s author Roald Dahl hosted a horror anthology series? That’s right! In fact, he actually hosted more than one. However, today we’re looking back at Roald Dahl’s short-lived-yet-neat series, Way Out, from 1961. Wikipedia is not wrong when it says, “Dahl, his face projected in a disconcerting …

I recently got the opportunity to interview one of my favorite people in the indie horror business. A great man who is talented and also willing to help others succeed, director Anthony Raus. Learn about how he got involved in this business, some of his favorite projects, who he would …

The official trailer and poster for the new version of Roald Dahl’s The Witches just dropped. What do you think? Will you be watching it? This film was directed by Robert Zemeckis and has an award-winning cast starring Anne Hathaway, Octavia Spencer, Stanley Tucci, Chris Rock, Codie-Lei Eastick, and Charles …

Since the dawn of man, stories of monsters have been used to keep children in line. Whether it be tales of vampires creeping into our beds, werewolves stalking us in the woods, or even a stranger following us in public, we are taught to always be on guard. Evolving with …

If you grew up in the ’90s, you’ll likely remember The Witches starring Anjelica Huston (The Addams Family). Rumors surrounding the Warner Bros.’ makeover of The Witches for a new generation have been circulating for awhile now as details are gradually released. One big announcement was confirmed earlier today when …

Nicolas Roeg‘s The Witches (1990) is one of my favorite childhood movies. It’s also, in my opinion, one of the most terrifying children stories ever. I mean, these witches are down right nasty, warts and all. Plus, they want to turn all children into mice. Oh… and they have purple eyes. You …

Matilda and Carrie are two famous literary and cinematic girls with telekinetic abilities. Now, thoughtcatalog.com introduced a new fan theory that suggests these two are actually the same person. But does this theory hold up when you break down both films?  The Theory: After the events of Matilda take place, …