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About Chad Collins

Chad Collins is a writer based in Florida. A staff writer for Dread Central, you can find his additional work on SlashFilm, Gayly Dreadful, Council of Zoom, and Rue Morgue. Follow him on Twitter @ChadisCollins

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A House of Dynamite
November 13, 2025
This new Netflix thriller has captivated everyone from Stephen King to the Pentagon. It's so tense, you'll need an oxygen…
The Purge Anarchy Frank Grillo
November 13, 2025
What would you do with "one free murder" a year? This classic horror sequel, topping the Netflix charts, has your…
Quentin Tarantino
November 11, 2025
Uma Thurman's daughter recently remarked on Quentin Tarantino's well-known kink. In response, here are some horror movies for foot lovers.
October 31, 2025
If you've ever wondered what Halloween-themed movie best fits your personality, now's your chance. Your birth month, your Halloween movie.
The Strange Thing About the Johnsons
October 31, 2025
This early film from modern horror master Ari Aster is now streaming for free, and it might be the most…
The Amityville Horror
October 30, 2025
Daniel Cubias' 'The Amityville Horror,' the latest from DieDieBooks, is a fascinating reevaluation of the independent horror classic.
Scream 7
October 29, 2025
'Scream 7' star David Arquette teases his surprise franchise return in a new Halloween spot for Arby's restaurants.
Night Watch
October 28, 2025
This classic slasher starring Elizabeth Taylor is one of the best 1970s thrillers you've never seen. Now, it's streaming free.
Stephen King on Murder She Wrote
October 28, 2025
Stephen King might be onto something. With 274 bodies piled up, could this famed character be the killer all along…
Frankenstein
October 28, 2025
Before Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' hits streaming, check out the adaptation we called "Highly intelligent and deeply wounding."
Incomplete Chairs
October 24, 2025
Kenichi Ugana's exploitative slasher 'Incomplete Chairs' is for the sickos only, and I mean that as a compliment.
Parasomnia
October 24, 2025
Check out our review of James Ross II’s 'Parasomnia,' a terrifying debut out of this year's Brooklyn Horror Film Fest.