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Compared to the 1934 original with Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff, the 1941 Black Cat is a bizarre genre hodgepodge.
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Mike Flanagan’s 'Carrie' Trailer Teases a Radical Reimagining of the Horror Classic
Revealed at San Diego Comic-Con, the trailer updates Stephen King’s 1974 tale of vicious bullying and fiery revenge for the smarthpone era.
40 Years Later, 'Maximum Overdrive' Has Aged Like Fine Milk
Stephen King goes to camp.
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Save your shotgun shells. You never know what’s coming.
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Nicolas Winding Refn’s return to feature filmmaking is a dreamy, detached aesthetic exercise that’s for fans only.
The "Twist" in One of M. Night Shyamalan's Most Misunderstood Movies Isn't the Point
"The beach that makes you old" is a premise, not a surprise reveal.
How Roger Corman’s Zany B-Movies Invented The Modern Blockbuster
From ‘50s monster movies through ‘90s superhero fare, B-movie king Roger Corman was the invisible force behind the creation of the blockbuster.
How Will The Wave Of Internet Horror Movies Deal With Fan Artists?
Who wins in a fight between studios and online fan communities?
'Tales From The Crypt' Signed Off By Doing Something It Had Never Done Before
Let’s get animated.
