In the northern California counties of Sonoma and Napa during the late hours of October 8, 2017, while people slept in their beds, a very real monster of fire, smoke, and devastation was born, which to this date has claimed… Continue Reading
We cover a LOT of news here on Dread Central, and as a result some of the bigger stories fall through the cracks or get moved to the next page. That’s why we’ve created this “living” article that will contain… Continue Reading
A release date has been set or Epic Pictures’ sci-fi/thriller Radius (review) for November 10th on VOD. The film was an official selection at FrightFest, Fantastic Fest, Fantasia Film Festival, and other festivals. Caroline Labrèche and Steeve Léonard direct the… Continue Reading
Starring Samantha Marie Cook, Cody Epling, Jason Reynolds Directed by Jason Hawkins I’m not going to even attempt to tally up all the hands that will shoot in the air if I ask who saw The Blair Witch Project back… Continue Reading
Darksiders III is still a long way off, but THQ Nordic have offered up another slice of open world fantasy action with their new RPG ELEX. Developed by Piranha Bytes, who are know for the Risen trilogy, ELEX is set… Continue Reading
The good folks over at Scream Factory just sent over the official details regarding their upcoming IFC Midnight releases of Killing Ground and Darkness Rising. Read on for the skinny! From the Press Release: Two suspenseful thrillers, Darkness Rising and… Continue Reading
One of the best damned British anthology series is no doubt “Hammer House of Horror,” and if you’re a BritBox subscriber, you can dig on all the spookiness just in time for Halloween! BritBox, the streaming service from BBC Worldwide… Continue Reading
After a long and difficult Friday the 13th of killing, maiming, and slaughtering people, sometimes all Jason Voorhees wants to do is kick back with a cool beverage and a night of watching some relaxing shows on the ole telly.… Continue Reading
The sixth annual Ithaca Fantastik (IF) has just announced their full lineup for the 2017 edition and art show, and this year’s lineup includes such quality flicks as Let Corpses Tan, My Friend Dahmer, Pin Cushion, Kaleidoscope, November and more!… Continue Reading
Your DVD and Blu-ray collection is set to get a bit more sinister as The Limehouse Golem (review) is well on its way to dissecting it… bisecting it… etc.! From the Press Release: RLJ Entertainment is set to release the… Continue Reading
An official image gallery has arrived for Joe Lynch’s Mayhem, and we have every pixel of eye candy waitin’ for you right here! The action/horror film Mayhem (review) will be released in theaters and on VOD and Digital HD November… Continue Reading
There’s no better way to celebrate the Halloween season than by revisiting the classic monsters who paved the way for all of today’s most beloved frightfests. If you’re a Shudder subscriber things have just gotten even easier! From the Press… Continue Reading
With the 17th Annual Screamfest Horror Film Festival in Hollywood, California, in full swing, we sat down the other night with festival founder Rachel Belofsky to discuss the fest’s roots, evolution, and her outlook on the horror genre, nearly two… Continue Reading
Uncork’d Entertainment and DeInstitutionalized unleashed Circus Kane, dubbed “the horror movie of the fall,” on DVD (and Redbox) last week; and to celebrate, we have five copies of the DVD to give away. Jonathan Lipnicki (Jerry Maguire) and Mark Christopher Lawrence… Continue Reading
As awesome as zombies are, I’m pretty sure that most of us wouldn’t want to turn into one. Which is something explored in the upcoming film An Accidental Zombie (Named Ted), in which our eponymous hero finds himself reluctantly transforming… Continue Reading
Just a few days ago we posted a story about alt-prog rock band A Perfect Circle and their teasing of something called “The Doomed.” That “something” has been revealed in the form of a brand new single, which was released today… Continue Reading
We are closing in on Halloween, folks. There are only two more weeks until the best holiday of the year, and this week’s release list shows that, with surprisingly no discrepancies to speak of. There is a good handful of… Continue Reading
In 1818, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein was released as a three-volume edition of 500 copies. Since then, it has grown into one of the most recognizable stories, proving its timeless relevancy through film, video games, books, comics, and more. To celebrate… Continue Reading
