Twitch led us to discover a Turkish horror picture called Musallat. The film's name means "haunted" in English, and believe me when I say it is living up to its named. Musallat's official site isn't overflowing with information yet, but according to Twitch that is soon to change. However, right now we all can get a look at the film's trailer below!

Ah yes! Universal Studios! How well we get to know each other every year once October comes! Where else can you have the shit scared out of you by your favorite horror icons?

While we wait, and wait, and wait for the final film in After Dark’s next Horrorfest to be announced (today it was revealed that Mark Young's Tooth and Nail is the seventh!), more and more info is coming in about the films already chosen.

We’ve been waiting a long, long time to get this one out there, and for that I take full responsibility. But if you’re looking forward to the Horrorfest entry Mulberry St. (review) like you should be, hopefully you’ll admit it was worth the wait.

I have to admit, it takes some balls to go from making movies like Hostel, which easily made Eli Roth horror’s golden boy for a while, to buckling down and actually making a movie that will esentially be a compilation of fake trailers.

Now this is what an official movie site should look like! Yeah, it’s all Flash and yeah, it’s fancy as hell, but the site for Hellboy 2: The Golden Army that just launched is also very functional and full of information. It’s not just some random images that you have to click on to see more random images; no, this sucker is packed to the gills with director Guillermo del Toro’s signature touch.

I guess it makes sense that a person with such an odd name like "Dror" would be so closely affiliated with "Weird" Al Yankovic.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, "They just don't make enough movies about killer skeletons." They especially don't make enough movies about shotgun-toting killer skeletons. Thank goodness someone finally heeded my call to arms.

Hellgate: London is set for release on our favorite holiday of the year, and not by some strange coincidence. The PC action RPG from many of the same minds that brought us Diablo has definitely got a pretty heavy horror slant, if that wasn’t obvious from the whole Hellgate thing.

Finch as a werewolf? Such is the case, it seems, in the new ABC Family movie Nature of the Beast, about a loving couple whose planned nuptials hit a stumbling block when he reveals to her that he’s a werewolf and must hunt down the alpha male lycanthrope to bring an end to his curse.

Halloween is almost here and NY strives to be the creepiest place on Earth when the NY Horror Film Festival lands this October 24-28th.

Only a few weeks left till Saw IV gets its proverbial hooks into us, so of course we’re getting an influx of info on it now, though not too much you dig. Today we nabbed two new pics from the sequel, again directed by Darren Lynn Bousman and written by Feast penners Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, both of which show some sort of agony for more victims of Jigsaw’s sadistic games.

STYD has the first word on what is happening with Jake Kennedy's zombie movie Days of Darkness (review here). STYD was out at LA's Screamfest where they got the exclusive news that Days of Darkness has been picked up by Lionsgate. Theatrical or DVD release dates/plans are not yet known, but this would be a welcome change from the unending Ulli Lommel releases!

Eileen Dietz. Don't know the name? I bet you know the face all too well. In fact, I'd wager that she at one time or another contributed to you having some really sleepless nights.

The word is out December 11th on DVD! What word you ask? Did you not read the title of the story? Here, let me spell it out for you -- V. Ernest Dickerson's V Word to be exact. There. Now you're one of the cool kids!