I never really noticed how many movies shared the same title as Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door (review). Just a quick search on Amazon brought up several results, but not a single one was for the DVD we wanted.

It’s not much, but we do love bits and pieces on the new Hellraiser movie, especially since the directors behind festival hit Inside are on board to make it.

Hammer Films is back, and we finally have the visual proof! We just got a trio of pics from Beyond the Rave, the first film to come out of the British studio in decades. A little sex, a little blood, it’s all good. The film will debut online as a serial series sometime in the near future; keep it here for more info on Beyond the Rave as it comes down the pipe!

At this point the question is not “do we need another edition of Evil Dead?” but rather, “why did it take Anchor Bay so long to put out another one?”

Richard Kelly’s long-gestating horror film, The Box, based on the Richard Matheson story "Button, Button", is getting some damn classy casting now that things are moving along on the production.

Holy shit, remember this movie? I had almost forgotten about it myself, but thanks to an eagle-eyed reader named Joey, that won’t happen again. Box Office Mojo has a new list of release date changes and suddenly, out of nowhere, the Jessica Alba/Hayden Christensen vehicle Awake is part of it; the film is set to be released November 30th, 2007. Shit that’s soon!

P2, while not the traditional holiday movie, is sure to help put horror fans in the Christmas spirit when it’s released on November 9th. The story, as I’m sure you’ve heard before, is about a girl who is trapped in the parking garage of her company’s building on Christmas Eve, pursued by a disillusioned security guard who just doesn’t want to spend one more Christmas alone.

Silent Night, Deadly Night, the Christmastime classic that pissed off a thousand parents back in 1984, is now coming home in grand form thanks to the fine freaks at Anchor Bay!

Though we’re still waiting on word of what the final 2 films will be in this year’s Horrorfest, that didn’t stop After Dark Films from putting together an all-new trailer for the event, running from November 9th-18th! Announced so far are Unearthed, Nightmare Man, Borderland, Mulberry Street, Frontieres and The Deaths of Ian Stone. Check out the trailer below, get your tickets at the official Horrorfest site, and keep your eyes here for more cool stuff very soon!

All right, I know we’re kinda grasping at straws now, but if the fourth Saw movie really is as good as some say, you’ll be thanking us later. So there!

And just what the hell would happen if God went missing? Though some argue he has been since throwing the spark of life onto Earth, leaving us like a big, fucked up science experiment to see what’ll happen, the upcoming Resist Evil trilogy takes a different stance.

While tooling around Sitges to spread the word on Stuck, Stuart Gordon chatted for a bit with the folks over at Aullidos and confirmed his participation in the upcoming Masters of Horror reincarnation, Fear Itself.

Just a quick reminder, the fourth annual Rock and Shock, a celebration of all things loud and horror, kicks off tomorrow at 5pm (convention) and 7pm (music) in Worcester, MA!

Of all the places to be cool this Halloween season, I have to say CBS is the last one I would’ve expected. Of course, their coolness is online only, but since that is our proverbial bread and butter, I guess we can’t fault ‘em too much.

Looks like man-eating B-movie sharks will once again begin surfacing in 2008. We'll be getting the John Schneider/Daryl Hannah sharktacular Shark Swarm on TV, Nu Image (the kings of B-movie sharkdom) are planning to unleash Sharks in Venice and only Stephen Baldwin can save the Italian canals, and now the city of Malibu, California will find itself the site of further shark-on-human action in the not-so-cleverly titled Malibu Shark.