Wow, how touching is it that horror is what brought RKO and the Writers' Guild together for an interim agreement that will allow them to keep making movies? They were able to get together, hold hands once again if you will, all in the name of getting some horror out the door.

A click of a button and the hiss of white noise fills the air. You remember the night you made the recording, alone in a room of a reputedly haunted location. With your recorder held high, you asked the questions, feeling a little foolish in the process. After all, you are first and foremost a skeptic, right?

These past couple months sure have been loaded with charitable causes involving the horror genre. We've already battled cancer and starving children, so it is time to help children who have AIDS. What will we use to aid in this fight against the horrible disease? The Eye (review) of course!

Like many horror fans, you probably want to meet Diary of the Dead (review) director George A. Romero at least once in your lifetime. The problem is he isn't always around your town. So how do we solve this problem? Fly you to where he's at!

Whatever happened to the days of feature length animated movies for adults? Sure, there are a few things on Adult Swim and plenty of anime out there for the over 18s ... but some of us are just all worn out of that stuff. The days of Ralph Bakshi really need to make a comeback, and Rob Zombie may be able to help.

Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni seems like she just stepped out of nowhere, or at least post-Demons 2 obscurity, and into the hearts of horror freaks everywhere in the last year. Along with just being a really cool chick all around, she’s starring in the new Dario Argento film Mother of Tears and has a ton of genre projects on the horizon. The most recent we caught wind of is “The Dirt”, and man does it have some talent involved...

Wow, two in a row for the Arrow in the Head boys! Yesterday they got the first look at the poster for the Shutter redux, a remake I just can’t bring myself to care about; today they got a new Doomsday poster, and as you know, this is one we’re happy for.

At last year’s first annual Fear Fest, Patick Melton, Marcus Dunstan and John Gulager were all in attendance to discuss their work on Feast, but they also showed the crowd the trailer for Midnight Man, a new film the trio were working on getting off the ground.

Even though it’s nowhere near the first we’ve heard of it, I guess it’s more official if it shows up in Variety, right?

Action-Figure has uploaded several photos of the toyline associated with The Weinstein Company’s CGI film Igor. I haven't really paid this new cartoon much mind, but it looks to have a pretty interesting casts for the voice acting (“Horror Clix Get a New Line” – October 2006). However, in my mind the real important thing isn't the movie, but the toys.

In what has to quite possibly be one of the oddest twists in film history, Oren Peli's horror chiller Paranormal Activity (review here) has been picked up by Dreamworks for distribution, but that's not all ...

This month sure has been full of news involving Dario Argento (“Argento Goes Giallo” – January 2008), and why not try to squeeze in a little more until February?

We've been telling you guys about director Ryan Schifrin's comic book mini-series Spooks for a while now (“Dread Central Hosts Spooks Forum!” – January 2008). To help build the hype for the project's launch in February, Spooks just got its official website!

Guess what you're going to be doing in October of 2009 other than going to see the sixth and "final" installment of the Saw series and double dipping for the Saw V Uber-unrated Director's Cut Two-Disc Mega Edition DVD? Firing up your next-gen console with Jigsaw, that's what!

I gotta be honest with you guys; I could give two shits about the upcoming remake of Shutter. The original was dull as paint, and I seriously doubt the Americanized version is going to be that much more exciting.