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
If you’re in the Big Apple and are a horror fan, then you NEED to get your behind to FEARnyc this weekend as there are PLENTY of chills waiting to go tingling up your spine. From the Press Release: FEARnyc,… Continue Reading
Coming to 4K Ultra HD, 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD tomorrow will be 20th Century Fox’s War for the Planet of the Apes (review), which already hit digital formats on October 10th. The film is the third and final entry… Continue Reading
Toward the end of last week we shared the trailer, stills, and release details for Live-Evil, written and directed by Ari Kirschenbaum. Today we’re back to debut a new clip from the film! Live-Evil stars Vladimir Kulich, Charlene Amoia, and… Continue Reading
Ipecac Recordings has announced that they will be releasing Mike Patton’s original expanded score for the Netflix Stephen Adaptation 1922 (review) sometime in 2018. No official release date has yet been given, so we’ll just have to wait for this… Continue Reading
Hulu has launched a new series on their streaming platform titled “Frights and Insights”, an interview series that sees Dread’s own Rob Galluzzo, who heads Dread Central Presents, interviewing the cast and crew of some fantastic horror films, including The… Continue Reading
Halloween is almost upon us and for some people that means you need a good stiff drink after putting in a ton of energy, time, and investment into making this season as spooky as possible. That being said, just because… Continue Reading
Remember back in “The Walking Dead” Season 5 when Rick (Andrew Lincoln) hacked up cannibal Gareth (Andrew J. West) with a machete – just as he promised he’d do to the vile leader of Terminus? Well, as a supplement to… Continue Reading
Last week we shared with you guys an unofficial first look at the teaser poster for Shane Black’s upcoming sequel/reboot to Predator. In that post, I promised I would pass along the higher quality version as soon as it was available, and… Continue Reading
For the last eight years, darkness has descended on the quiet mountain town of Telluride, Colorado. I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: “The second weekend of October is my favorite weekend of the year.” This is the weekend… Continue Reading
The 2017 Telluride Horror Show has come and gone. Now, there is an emptiness inside my soul that won’t be filled for another year. Unfortunately, we can’t discuss any of the films from this year’s festivities yet, since none have been… Continue Reading
The CW has just hired “Stranger Things” executive producer Shawn Levy (see below) to develop a new haunted house drama called “Epiphany.” While that in itself isn’t overly awesome news, listen to this: The series is being described by THR… Continue Reading
With the Warner Bros. Studio Tour expanding this Halloween season with an all new immersive experience designed just for horror fans, we hit the WB lot in Burbank, CA, yesterday to check out what lay in wait for us at… Continue Reading
The badasses over at Eibon Press just sent over the high-res cover art of their first original comic series, Bottomfeeder, and we have it for you right here! Dig it! From the Press Release: That’s right, kids . . .… Continue Reading
This year’s Screamfest is in the record books, kids, and right now we have the skinny for you regarding who the big winners were. Read on for deets! From the Press Release: America’s largest and longest running horror movie festival,… Continue Reading
Variety has just announced that Naomi Watts will star in and executive produce the upcoming Summer of Sam-based psychological thriller The Wolf Hour. The film will be directed by Alistair Banks Griffin with Brian Kavanaugh-Jones and Bailey Conway Anglewicz producing… Continue Reading
This past summer Stephen King’s The Dark Tower finally hit the big screen – with a thud heard around the world. Not only where the reviews less than favorable, neither fans nor general audience dug the film. Which is too… Continue Reading
