The sci-fi/horror anthology, Portals is currently streaming on Crackle. Are you ready to explore the other side? We have the details.
MORE CARLA DAVIS - Page 51 of 60
Belgian horror film Yummy is currently streaming on Shudder, and it’s everything you could possibly ask for in a summer horror movie.
NOS4A2's second episode of the second season shows us the rise of Charlie Manx, and gives us some surprising information about his past.
With most 4th of July events cancelled, Shudder is giving horror fans something to celebrate from the safety of their homes like Sleepaway Camp and more!
Zachary Quinto talked to 1428 Elm recently about why the story matters in horror, and what's in store for the second season of NOS4A2.
Joe Bob Briggs is adding more guests to the roster for season two of The Last Drive-In. Doug Bradley and Ashley Laurence will appear on the season finale.
Horror streaming service Shudder has renewed its hit Creepshow anthology series for a third season, ahead of its second season.
The trailer for psychological thriller The Luring leaves us wondering if it's a ghost story, or if the character is still suffering from childhood trauma.
After a three-month closure due to COVID-19, Central Florida’s Enzian Theater will reopen with a week-long celebration of Alfred Hitchcock films.
In “What the heck are they THINKING” news, a remake of 1980’s The Changeling, already considered one of the best ghost movies, has been announced.
AMC’s horror series NOS4A2 will be returning to television on June 21, along with the cast members we have come to know, love, and often fear.
Blumhouse’s new psychological horror film You Should Have Left won’t hit theaters, and will instead head straight to PVOD later in June.
Shudder Exclusive Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street tells the fascinating story of actor Mark Patton, who starred in the franchise's first sequel.
Viewers starving for more horror can gorge themselves on all three seasons of the Hannibal series beginning June 5 on Netflix.
Shudder is honoring Pride month with the Queer Horror collection while Joe Bob wraps up his second season on The Last Drive-In.
Dead Still is a darkly funny series on Acorn TV that takes us into the macabre world of Victorian post mortem photography.
Zombie films can teach us a lot about survival, no matter how the apocalypse happens. Here are some tips on how to stay alive.
Over the past weeks, Shudder series The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs has brought us some top-notch celebrity guests, and next up is Lloyd Kaufman.
If self-isolation has left you sluggish, you might want to consider watching Dawn of the Dead (2004) and other action/horror films to fuel your adrenaline.
1428 Elm chatted with Joe Bob Briggs recently about that reindeer antler impalement, researching the films he shows and the resurgence of the drive-in.