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
We’ve been looking forward to the LGBT thriller B&B for some time now, and to make sure you’re keeping it on your radar also, we have the film’s domestic trailer and some new artwork to exclusively share with you today.… Continue Reading
The friends at the heart of Conundrum: Secrets Among Friends seem to be growing in number as some additional casting news has arrived along with another poster for the film. Joining the fray are Parker McKenna Posey (pictured right, “My Wife… Continue Reading
It’s still really hard to wrap our heads around the fact that George A. Romero is no longer with us. It stings just as much now as it did then. Thankfully we have so many of his films to look… Continue Reading
It was almost exactly a year ago when we first heard about The 13th Friday, and now Uncork’d has revealed its preliminary release plans for the film. Read on for the details, and get ready to unlock the magical sphere… Continue Reading
The seriously deranged short film from Cody Goodfellow, John Skipp, and Andrew Kasch, ClownTown, has finally made its way online after a successful festival run and you can watch the whole thing in its entirety right here, right now. Kasch… Continue Reading
Slay bells are once again ringing, kids! It doesn’t matter if you’ve been naughty or nice… you’re gonna pay the price. We never intended any of that to rhyme really; that just kinda happened. In any event, yes! On tap… Continue Reading
When I first heard that the creepypasta-based TV series “Channel Zero” was going to appear on Syfy, I didn’t have the highest of expectations. And I don’t know if anyone can really blame me. But then stills came out, followed… Continue Reading
We’ve taken a bit of flak for covering “Riverdale” on The CW, but the powers-that-be behind the series have teased that we might see some of the supernatural characters from the Archie comics pop up now and then. And it… Continue Reading
Andres Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s IT (review) continues to be a firestorm of popularity, shattering records and closing in on some HUGE ones held by titles such as The Exorcist! According to Deadline, It will click past 1973’s The… Continue Reading
Playing as part of this year’s Fantastic Fest is the zombie Christmas musical(!) Anna and the Apocalypse, and right now we have your first look at the teaser trailer and more. Dig it! Directed by John McPhail, Anna and the Apocalypse… Continue Reading
Playing as part of this year’s FEARnyc Film Festival is Brandon Graham’s film Flesh Blanket, and we have a naughty NOT SAFE FOR WORK look at it right here! Ramsey Moore stars as the film’s title character, Flesh Blanket, alongside… Continue Reading
Artist Kevin D. Clark brings his unique brand of cartoon humor to us here at Dread Central weekly. Read on for the latest in horror-themed chuckles. About the Artist: Kevin D. Clark is a cartoonist from Scotland whi grew up… Continue Reading
Starring Sean Roney, Alex Knapp, Julian Master Directed by Kyle Steinbach Acting as an appreciative send-up of horror films, Bad Exorcists does manage to provide a generous dose of laughs and goofy moments – not too bad for a budding… Continue Reading
Curse of the Slasher Nurse is being released on October 31, so if you happen to be into nurses, this Halloween should be a very special one for you indeed. Michael Myers actor Tony Moran also created a short promotional… Continue Reading
Although not many people saw it, and although the Academy clearly preferred Zootopia, Kubo and the Two Strings was by far the best animated film 0f 2016. So I for one am totally up for another stop-motion samurai film. And… Continue Reading
The 60th episode of Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio, is upon us and this week we have one of the few people who actually may be sexier than either Joe, Creepy, Barkan, or Dark… Tiffany Shepis (Victor Crowley, Tales… Continue Reading
