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Hutchison's Vampire Killers Online!

Why go to the theaters this weekend to see the latest ho-hum remake or sequel when you can stay in and watch lesbian vampires and blood-soaked carnage in the comfort of your own home?

The Road to FrightFest Comes to an End!

For the past several weeks we have gotten a lot of laughs from Adam and Joe thanks to their Road to FrightFest short films. Unfortunately, this good time has ended in tragedy ...

The Road to FrightFest Returns Again!

I know, you’ve all been waiting for this so we’re giving it to you early this time: Joe Lynch & Adam Green’s ongoing hilarity-fest, “The Road to Fright Fest”, just posted its fourth and most hilarity-filled episode to date!

Green & Lynch's Road to FrightFest Returns!

Just when you thought you were done laughing at the antics of those wacky bastards Joe Lynch and Adam Green, another entry in their “Road to FrightFest” appears! Just move your clicky thing over the arrow thing on the box thing below to take a deep lungful of episode 3! Fore more info and to check out the older episodes, head on over to the Ariescope website and hit "play".

Mike Costanza Launches EerieTube!

With all the remakes, prequels, and sequels being shoved down horror fans' throats these days, more and more of us are turning to the Internet in search of fresh, original content. And now, thanks to Mike Costanza's EerieTube, we have a new place to hang out.

The Devil Next Door in 664: The Neighbor of the Beast

Just got word from friend and filmmaker George O'Connor out here in Boston that the episodic Satanic comedy he and his crew have been working on for the past year and a half is finally online and ready to be enjoyed by the masses!

More Hilarity From Green & Lynch

All right, those sickos known as Adam Green and Joe Lynch have uploaded the next segment in their epic series created exclusively for FrightFest! I hope these guys pool their resources someday and make a damn film together!

Shock N Roll Returns

A while back before he became a director, Tim Sullivan used to write a column in which he would candidly interview horror luminaries called Shock N Roll. It was always a favorite of mine, and now it's making its triumphant return!

Green and Lynch's Road to FrightFest

Anyone who has seen Wrong Turn 2 or Hatchet is very familiar with the names Joe Lynch and Adam Green. Part of what makes these two young filmmakers so credible within the horror genre is that first and foremost they are fans. They live it. They breathe it. They're two of our own. When the two of them get together, good things happen. Good and pretty damned funny!

It Came From the Internet Returns!

Wow, it’s been a long, long time since this sucker reared its ugly head our way. Finally we’ve found the time and clips that are worthy of your attention, so we’ve resurrected It Came From the Internet and now present you with the following bits of randomness from across the interwebs!

Gremlins Attack VOD!

Since we’ve not had a new It Came From the Internet in a while and it’s a slow news day (seems everyone wants to talk about the Poltergeist remake more than anything else), here’s something to both keep you busy for 7 minutes and take your mind off unwanted remakes.

Complete Night of the Creeps Puppet Found!

While browsing the web for new and strange things, I passed by eBay and saw this complete puppet from Fred Dekker's classic Night of the Creeps!

What is 5 or Die?

This just showed up in our inbox and since we’re never ones to turn down free stuff, especially creepy free stuff, we thought we’d share it with you. All I know is that “5 or Die” has something to do with it ... what a strange mystery this is! So dig your eyeballs out and prop in front of the screen for a better look! More as we get it!

A Poster For Friday?

Considering all the elements Michael Bay employs in his blockbuster films, we're pretty sure this is legit.

Dread Central Gets Lively!

You may not have heard about Lively.com yet. No one could blame you; it’s only two days old. But whether you were there when it launched or just heard about it here, you can’t deny how cool the application is.