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
And the award for the strangest headline of the day goes to… the new film from Jared Cohn colorfully titled Halloween Pussy Trap KILL KILL! What does that mean? Who cares! we love it! Sara Malakul Lane, Richard Grieco, Demetrius… Continue Reading
The Underworld saga may be over (theatrically), but that’s not stopping the war between the Vampires and Lycans from carrying over to the small screen. Deadline is reporting that Len Wiseman and his production company Sketch Films are moving forward… Continue Reading
Filmmaker Micah Gallo is looking to make them even scarier with his new film Itsy Bitsy and to further show that he means business comes the announcement that The Exorcist‘s most infamous face of evil, Eileen Dietz, has officially joined… Continue Reading
One of the traditions surrounding the Saw franchise, is that each year upon the release of a new entry in the bloody history of the hardest working corpse in showbiz, there’s also a charity blood drive hosted by some gleefully… Continue Reading
The Basement, written and directed by Brian Conley and Nathan Ives, is having its world premiere at Shriekfest 2017 in early October; and right here waiting for you is the film’s trailer. Dig it! From the Press Release: Pasadena, California-based… Continue Reading
Not sure how Dread-worthy this one’s gonna end up, but on tap for you right now we have your first look at the trailer for the new thriller Barracuda, starring “Fargo’s” Allison Tolman. Directed by Julia Halperin and Jason Cortlund, Barracuda‘s… Continue Reading
It’s that special time of year again! John Carpenter’s classic film Halloween is heading back to theaters countrywide for – you guessed it – Halloween, and we have your info to find a theater in your area that’s bringing Michael home again.… Continue Reading
Starring Takuya Kimura, Hana Sugisaki, Sôta Fukushi Directed by Takashi Miike The 100th film (!!!) of prolific Japanese director Takashi Miike, Blade of the Immortal is nothing short of pure samurai violence at its finest. An adaptation of Hiroaki Samura’s… Continue Reading
Location: Eastern State Penitentiary, 2027 Fairmount Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19130 Web Page:https://www.easternstate.org/halloween/node/3 Terror Behind the Walls is one of the most popular haunted attractions in the country and has evolved over the past several years to incorporate personal experiences incorporating new… Continue Reading
Ask any devout horror fanatic to name a werewolf movie off the top of their head, and they’ll probably tell you An American Werewolf in London. Ask them for another, and The Howling won’t be far behind. Finally, after all… Continue Reading
Starring Paul Sloan, Mark Steger, Lillian Solan Directed by Adam Mason In this short film’s slam-bang opening, we see a man (Sloan) who’s not afraid of gunfire…and getting his own ass handed to him. What transpires next is something that… Continue Reading
The home video release of Don Mancini’s Cult of Chucky (review) is right around the corner so we figured that now would be a great time to give you cats a chance to score a Blu-ray copy on us! To… Continue Reading
Thirty years later, Hellraiser is continuing to prove its lasting cultural legacy. With a ninth film having just been shot, a new series of comic anthologies and even a novel on the way early next year, the mythology is continuing… Continue Reading
On Day 2 of Fantastic Fest, I realized how old I really am. Day 2 got the best of me. Maybe I’m old. Maybe I just don’t have what it takes to hang with the cool kids anymore. I suppose… Continue Reading
Starring Carla Cugino, Bruce Greenwood, Carel Struycken Directed by Mike Flanagan THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW, SO READ AT YOUR OWN PERIL! Often thought to be an unfilmable story, Stephen King’s novel Gerald’s Game is a story that is… Continue Reading
Starring Alycia Debnam-Carey, William Moseley, Connor Paolo, Liesl Ahlers Directed by Simon Verhoeven Attractive, popular, successful people should never, ever make friends with eccentric, artistic loners lest they be very, very sorry. That struck me as the prevailing message of… Continue Reading
