What is it about horror themed channels? This idea just seems to be doomed. Monsters HD was and is the only true channel out there dedicated to our genre. Unfortunately their main platform has just pulled the rug out from under them.

Hey, you Jigsaw fanatics! More details about your favorite October franchise have arisen, and we have your news nice, hot, and sticky!

The Hollywood Reporter let the world know today that Jennifer Lynch's follow up to Boxing Helena has been picked up by Magnolia Pictures. Surveillance is the story of an FBI agent trying to hunt down a serial murderer with the assistance of three possible victims. The film, starring Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond, will hit Cannes on May 21st with a fall release in the works. Check out the trailer below.

From the Philippines comes Yam Laranas (Sigaw). He's bringing The Echo with him! How do we know? Because the poster is out.

Some exciting news just sprang up, hot on the heels of learning that Dawn of the Dead would be screening at Monroeville Mall next month.

During an interview with Blogdecine, director Nacho Vigalondo let the beans spill about who he's considering to be in the director's chair for the remake of his time travel thriller Timecrimes (review).

I wish I could give you guy more details from the set of Jennifer’s Body than I actually can, but all in good time, fiends. What I can tell you is that the film looks like it’s going to be a helluva lot of fun, full of all those things we horror fans hold so near and dear: blood, guts and laughs.

Not long ago we brought you images of NECA's 7" version of the very first adult xenomorph seen in Alien. Back then we mentioned that the toy company was in the works of bringing to us a large scale 18" version; it showed up today!

A new Indie production company known as the Fort just picked up a title with a familiar name. While having nothing to do with vampires, William Gay's book Twilight is connected to our genre too. Hell, I'll even admit that the premise of the book is far more interesting than bloodsuckers in love.

First, let's get to the casting news. Shoot Em Up's Greg Bryk has been picked up for the fourth sequel of the Saw series along with Laura Gordon (Piranha) and Carlo Rota ("24"). Today Lionsgate let loose a small, but far more in depth synopsis for Saw V. In depth? Well, compared to the very vague character descriptions we've seen over the past few months...

April 3, 2009 may be a long time away for Joe Johnston's remake of Universal's classic Wolfman, but the wait should be worth it. Benicio Del Toro alone makes up for it. If you've been wondering just how close to the original this new venture will be, STYD got a hold of the official synopsis:

Sometimes when reporting the news stories break in our genre that just leave me sitting here slack jawed in a state of absolute disbelief. This is one of those troubling times. I'm pretty sure even the Foywonder would be aghast at these latest developments!

Hey, remember that really cool little flick from 1987 with the kickass claymation monsters and the corpse guy who lived in the wall that starred a baby-faced Stephen Dorff? Well apparently Andras Hamori's H20 Motion Pictures remembers it well as they've just green-lit a sequel!

Do you have a feature, short, trailer or screenplay sitting around that you think should be seen by the public? Looking for that big shot to get noticed and fulfill your dreams of being a serious filmmaker?

The posters for Bryan Bertino’s home invasion flick called The Strangers have been getting increasingly creepy as the theatrical release date draws closer. If you've been taking the bus, then it is pretty likely that you've seen what IMP Awards found below.