Buffy the Vampire Slayer ran for seven seasons, but there was really only one true Christmas episode, Amends, which ran during season three.
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When pen-pointing the best Christmas episodes of television series, you can’t leave out The X-Files sixth season episode, How the Ghosts Stole Christmas.
Deathbed Confessions will become part of the Spotify family of true crime podcasts, and 1428 Elm has the exclusive info on when you can listen.
Werewolves Within's horror elements are definitely emphasized by Anna Drubich's creepy, jumpy musical score. 1428 Elm interviewed Anna on release day.
The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs has been renewed for a fourth season, and fans are already speculating about films they would love to see featured.
Shudder continues its Summer of Chills in July, and the upcoming crop of additions includes many old favorites, along with some possible new ones.
1428 Elm talked to Mikel Hurwitz, who scored the horror comedy film Too Late, to find out how to write music for both giggles and gore.
Hey, everybody, have you heard the news? Joe Bob Briggs is back in town for a fourth season, and will be returning to Shudder for more horror and hilarity.
As The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs wraps up its third season, we “mutants” are reminiscing about the films, cosplay and special guests.
Censor is a disturbing, beautifully shot British horror film that takes us back to the mid-1980s, the era of “video nasties.”
Shudder announced that they have acquired the rights to the newest V/H/S film. The fourth film in the popular franchise is titled V/H/S/94.
Spotify is bringing us a new true crime podcast beginning June 15. Spotify’s International Infamy is the first of their podcasts to launch internationally.
Sometimes, slow burn horror films are just what the doctor ordered, because horror isn’t just horror; there are many subtle sub-genres.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It hit big in theaters upon opening on June 4th, coming in first ahead of A Quiet Place Part II.
Shudder is doing everything they can to give us the chills during a long, hot summer, and their June schedule has something for everyone.
Director Michael Chaves recently talked about the homage he paid to two classic genre films in The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It.
In The Djinn, a mute boy makes a wish to gain a voice, and finds there is a price to pay. Music pays a big part, as composer Matthew James found out.
Summer is on its way, and Shudder wants to keep us cool with a Summer of Chills, featuring a long-lost Romero film, and much more.
True crime followers, rejoice! There is a new Netflix Original podcast available, expanding on the docuseries The Sons of Sam: Descent into Darkness.
Hannibal and American Horror Story are series that cater to a horror-loving audience. But even non-horror series sometimes delve into dark territory.