It Came From the Internet!

This week on the Dungeon we continue our Women in Horror Month festivities! But this isn't your typical celebration. We'll be speaking to "the queen of crimson", Philadelphia horror host Karen Scioli, as well as one of the greatest "final girls" ever: Friday the 13th Part 2's Amy Steel!

A jam-packed new edition of the internet-based horror talk show "Inside Horror" is here filled from top to bottom with the type of gory details you've come to expect from the show and its hosts, Elric Kane, Staci Layne Wilson, and of course Jenna Busch with our headlines!

Some of the most memorable music videos have been horror-themed. Perhaps the most popular video of all time is Michael Jackson's "Thriller", and it doesn't get much more like a scary movie than that. Or how about Metallica's "One" video? Psychologically scary stuff. Mina Fedora now has her own spooky video to show you.

JimmyO and April Monique Burril, the driving force behind online web series The Chainsaw Sally Show, launched Season Two last week. Now, thanks to the generosity of the Chainsaw Sally team, we have the first episode, "Heinous Crime", right here at Dread Central in its entirety!

Same Shit, Different Show is usually a jovial podcast, informative and fun while offering fans various behind-the-scenes looks at all aspects of this crazy industry. We get that with Buz Danger's latest offering, too, and a whole lot more!

Have you ever watched "Married with Children", "Family Guy", or "The Munsters"? Well, "SICKCOM" is all of those shows combined... but on crack! Robert Rhine's (Editor of Girls and Corpses magazine) "SICKCOM" is pure comedic genius! This is an animated series made for the twisted minds of the horror genre - check it out!

We love cartoons! Maybe this affinity for the art form was gleaned during our formative years watching the Legion of Doom and the Super Friends battle it out. Whatever the source of the attraction, cartoons are just plain fun. And here's a new title you're going to love: a comedic zombie-themed cartoon called Zombie Murder Explosion Die! The name says it all.

Here at Dread Central everyone strives to bring you the very best of all things spooky. That being said, I'm proud to bring you sickos my interview talk show - Delamorte's Dungeon of Deadly Delights!

Time to explore what the Magus has to offer! At least online! That's right, kids. Let the mystery officially begin. ABC has launched an official website for their upcoming television event known as "The River", and we've got your road map to it right here!

We've made no bones about the fact that Mike Flanagan's Absentia (review here) was among our favorite films of last year. If you haven't had a chance to check it out for yourself yet, then mark your calendar for February 2nd as Flanagan will be hosting an online screening and Q&A of the film that evening.

The cool thing about viral campaigns? You just never know what they're in promotion of. Case in point: this latest video that appeared on YouTube, which shows different spots around the world in which strange and monstrous noises could be heard.

In 2010 the folks behind Scary or Die announced that they were accepting content from filmmakers which would be distributed later on in the future. That time is now, and we have the first trailer to prove it to you.

In the era of SOPA and PIPA, where corporations fight to protect their creative property, some creators have lost the ability to play in the worlds they have created because of deals with those same corporations. One such creator is Daniel Knauf, who brought us the amazing and much missed world of "Carnivale". HBO owns that show and everything surrounding it, leaving Knauf unable to bring closure to the tale or shop it to other sources for continuation.

Levi George, one of the producers of the Australian based animated web series Livin' with Steve, dropped us a line to let us know production has wrapped and the series is going to be released online on the 24th of January on the Movie Extra Web Channel. Check out some screengrabs and the trailer, and then be sure to tune in on the 24th.

Need to ask a favor, folks. Here’s the deal: Months ago my wife and I and our friend John, whom you will meet later, decided to utilize our precious vacation time to rent a car and drive from our native Kentucky to Colorado. The goal was just to see what happened along the way. We departed on a Friday night with no reservations and a minimum of must-see destinations (the Badlands were imperative; the rest could be bypassed according to our whims at that time, at that moment).