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THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS is the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society’s latest proof that film versions of Lovecraft’s work don’t have to be awkward or inaccurate (the first being their excellent CALL OF CTHULHU silent picture, released in 2005). True to when the story was first written, this film is shot in unassuming black and white… [Continue Reading]
Paranormal Activity 3 Paramount Pictures Review by Danika Johnson Adding Depth To A Superficial Wound As a lover of all things horror, I’m always on the lookout for movies that offer up something new for the genre. When people started saying Oren Peli’s Paranormal Activity was the scariest movie they’d seen in years, I brushed… [Continue Reading]
Like that new WOMAN IN BLACK painted poster we shared recently? That was by London-based painter and graphic artist Graham Humphreys, who is no stranger to genre fans, who will surely recognize his art from Anchor Bay’s 2000 re-release of EVIL DEAD II. Below is a small gallery of Humphrey’s work, both past and present…. [Continue Reading]
Universal Horror Nights has announced n attraction based on the movie SCREAM 4. Check out the press release below for details. New “Terror Tram: Scream 4 Your Life” Experience at Universal Studios Hollywood Sets “Ghostface Killer” Loose on the World-Famous Backlot During “Halloween Horror Nights” “Terror Tram: Scream 4 Your Life,” based on the latest… [Continue Reading]
Image Comic’s horror comic THE VAULT sold out in it’s first week of release. Earlier this week it was announced that Johnny Depp’s Infinitum Nihil and GK Films purchased the film rights for the comic. Press release below: Sam Sarkar is proud to announce that the first printing of the deep sea, horror masterpiece, THE… [Continue Reading]
Friday was an evening of mayhem with all four directors of CHILLERAMA: Adam Green (HATCHET, FROZEN), Tim Sullivan (2001 MANIACS), Adam Rifkin (DETROIT ROCK CITY), and Joe Lynch (WRONG TURN 2). CHILLERAMA is an outrageous horror-comedy anthology of roughly four segments, each with its own director. The fanboy jokes outnumber the actors, sex references abound,… [Continue Reading]
How many fellow fright fans out there gave out with a howl of pride when Rick Baker was nominated for the Academy Award? (What? You’ve not watched The Wolfman??? Please rectify that immediately!) We inside the MovieFrightFare crypt had high hopes for the old-fashioned shocker starring Benicio del Toro as Lon Chaney, Jr. (ahem–as Lawrence… [Continue Reading]
The time has finally arrived. The last decade of dread to be afforded the “Terror-ific Trivia” treatment is a tough one to cover, indeed, and so your usual chiller companion Ghouly Irv has asked one of his sinister siblings to guest host and explore how our recent history has shaped the nature of modern horror… [Continue Reading]
What are you all doing out front of my house on a cold night like tonight? You want to hear about another movie from back in the day? Don’t you have school or something? OK, I guess I can spare a few minutes to share another forgotten gem with you, but then it’s straight to… [Continue Reading]
Francis Ford Coppola wasn’t around to give writer W. Somerset Maugham his father’s famous advice about “stealing” from the best to create your own art, but mystic Aleister Crowley accused the British author of doing just that after he read Maugham’s 1908 novel, The Magician. Maybe it was just sour grapes—seeing as how Maugham’s fantasy-terror… [Continue Reading]
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