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
Funko has released some delightful horror-themed products over the years, but this just takes the cake. They’ve announced a new line of 8-bit Pop Vinyl figures, which will feature pixelated versions of Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and the Xenomorph. I… Continue Reading
The last time we had Dark Waters on the show, shit hit the fan for a lot of listeners; and even Joe and I experienced a few things out of the ordinary. So we say this… listen to tonight’s show,… Continue Reading
Here at Dread Central we love bringing you the spooky, whether it be movies, the paranormal, or in this case – some mad combination of both. Check out this unused car commercial that is said to offer definitive proof that… Continue Reading
It’s always nice to hear of new horror projects heading our way, and this latest one is packing some Oscar gold in its pedigree. Deadline is reporting that a series package featuring filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity, Children of Men, Y… Continue Reading
Just the thought of seeing Michael and Laurie Strode back on the big screen together again gets us giddy. The re-pairing was magical in H20, and we expect it to be just as cool for next year’s entry via Blumhouse.… Continue Reading
With all the various streaming services and new series that are available online, it’s hard to keep track of them all. But Myx TV’s “Umbra,” an animated horror series about Filipino folklore, caught our eye, and with new episodes airing… Continue Reading
We live in strange times, and only time itself will tell if any changes made during them will be for better or for worse. Case in point: Boyden Elementary School in Walpole, Massachusetts, which has ditched the name “Halloween” in… Continue Reading
Universal Pictures Home Entertainment just released the official home video artwork and trailer for the latest chapter in the Death Race saga, Death Race: Beyond Anarchy. More info to come soon! In the interim please revisit our interview with writer/filmmaker… Continue Reading
Following the well-attended and rather emotional Los Angeles Premiere (given a portion of the film’s subject matter) of director Derek Dennis Herbert’s documentary To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story (review) last night at Screamfest Film Festival in Hollywood,… Continue Reading
With Halloween season in full swing, everyone is looking for new horror movies to check out. If you’re on the hunt as well, Breaking Glass Pictures has released a new trailer for The Suffering to make sure you’re keeping the… Continue Reading
Music by John Carpenter Distributed by Sacred Bones For a director who hasn’t made a film for seven years (2010’s The Ward) John Carpenter has kept incredibly busy of late. For starters, Carpenter entered the world of comics with the… Continue Reading
Developed by Arkane Studios Published by Bethesda Softworks Available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC Rated M for Mature You know, I just realized I have no idea what the combat in Dishonored is like. I’ve heard it’s pretty good,… Continue Reading
We’ve been talking about the UK cannibal horror film K-Shop for a few years now, and finally those of us here in North America will be able to check it out in December thanks to Breaking Glass Pictures. We have… Continue Reading
We all know John Kassir as the voice of the Crypt Keeper in HBO’s classic series “Tales of the Crypt”, but he finally gets the chance to show his face in the new short Night People, in which two men… Continue Reading
Killing Floor 2 is getting into the festive spirit with its Halloween Horrors Content Pack. Full details below. Experience Gruesome New Gameplay And Earn Loads of Daily Dosh In The Terrifying KILLING FLOOR 2: Halloween Horrors Content Pack ROSWELL, GA… Continue Reading
Starring Miles Doleac, Lindsay Anne Williams, Steven Brand Directed by Miles Doleac Heaped amongst the piles and piles of possession flicks released over the course of the last, I don’t know…30 years? – Miles Doleac’s Demons struggles to truly find… Continue Reading
