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Boss Team Games has revealed it is making two new games based on John Carpenter’s Halloween, one of which Carpenter is intimately involved in. The studio behind Evil Dead: The Game will develop two projects based on the 1978 slasher classic. The most eye-catching part is that one project will be developed in Unreal Engine 5 and include significant input from avid gamer, synth enthusiast, and legendary director John Carpenter.

2 Halloween Video Games in Development, John Carpenter Issues Statement

Those who have been hoping for a video game based around the Halloween film franchise will be getting one from Boss Team Games. Boss Team Games announces two new horror titles based on the Halloween franchise, involving John Carpenter. One of the games will use Unreal Engine 5 technology for...

Boss Team Games Announces New Title Based On Halloween Franchise

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October is only a couple of months away, which means we're starting to get teasers for some upcoming horror shows: among these is Peacock's new series Hysteria, a series set amid the 1980s "Satanic Panic" – the perfect inspiration for some creepy goodness.Hysteria was created by writers and executive producers Matthew Scott Kane and David A. Goodman, who described the series in a press statement as being "about the thrills of being young, rebellious in spirit and aspirational at heart – and the horrors of growing up and realizing that the world you thought you knew has shifted beneath your...

Peacock's new horror series Hysteria will arrive just before Halloween and I'm so thrilled Bruce Campbell is back

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Could Halloween: The Game be a new asymmetrical horror game?

40 years later, two new Halloween games are in the works from the Evil Dead: The Game studio, and series' creator John Carpenter is "intimately involved" with one

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Michael Myers and Ash Williams are getting new games this fall!

New Halloween and Ash vs Evil Dead Games Announced

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the landmark horror A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). The film, which introduced the iconic villain Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund), transformed the face of the genre, blending the then-typical slasher (only a relatively new breed at the time with the likes of Halloween and Friday the 13th) with disturbing supernatural elements only a creative genius like director Wes Craven could dream up.

Robert Englund’s Freddy Krueger Finally Makes Long-Awaited Return

The trailer for Shout! Studios’ Succubus, a horror thriller starring Ron Perlman, has been revealed along with the movie’s release date. The story of Succubus follows a young father going through a marital separation, joins a dating app, and matches with a beautiful but mysterious young woman…whose powers of seduction and manipulation entangle him in a mystery more horrifying than he could have ever imagined.

Succubus Trailer Showcases Horror Thriller Starring Ron Perlman

Another “chilling” cult horror movie is ready to take Midsommar’s crown as Kill List will have viewers reaching for their night lights. While the 2024 horror movie slate has seen its share of unforgettable films like Immaculate and Longlegs, there’s one old-school flick that’s coming around to give them a run for their money.

“Chilling” cult horror movie that’s more messed up than Midsommar is streaming now

Prime Video has a lot to offer horror fans, from recent releases like Pearl to classic movies like Psycho. Ads are now a part of the streaming service, but if you'd prefer to watch your spooky content without commercial interruptions, you can pay an additional fee to remove them. Here...

The Best Horror Films on Prime Video to Watch Right Now

The Blumhouse method fits Netflix very well. The streamer needs countless hours of content, and the studio is happy to provide it. Jason Blum and his hired hands throw everything against the wall to see what sticks. It results in a few good films, but the lion’s share of Blumhouse’s output is boring. Garbage like Truth or Dare just washes off of Jason Blum’s back, but it’s worth paying attention to the project. People around the world evidently agree, because Truth or Dare is currently the tenth most-watched movie on Netflix.

One of Blumhouse’s Worst Horror Movies Is Haunting Netflix’s Top Ten

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Actor Buddy Ebsen, who died at age 95 in 2003, found fame by starring in two of the most popular classic television shows in history: The Beverly Hillbillies (CBS, 1962 to 1971) and Barnaby Jones (CBS, 1973 to 1980). On the Hillbillies, he played former Tennessee country mountain-folk-turned-wealthy Beverly Hills resident Jed Clampett. On Barnaby Jones, he was one of TV's most senior, slyest, health-conscious detectives. Ebsen, however, almost became even more famous for a certain big-screen classic film in which he ultimately did not appear.

'Beverly Hillbillies" Actor Buddy Ebsen Was "Bitter" about not playing the Tin Man in 'Wizard of Oz'

Plenty of horror movies tend to be hit-or-miss for many viewers. Many rely on jump scares, which were popular in some films such as The Blair Witch Project (1999) and the Paranormal Activity franchise. However, many classic films had to rely on a good, old-fashioned atmosphere via costumes, lighting, coloring, and plain suspense. Many old franchises were popular using these techniques, including (but not limited to) Halloween, Friday the 13th, and The Conjuring.

The 10 Best Horror Remakes That Are Better Than the Original

Listen up, horror fans: Netflix has just acquired one of the scariest TV shows of the past 10 years with a near-perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes. According to Stephen King, the worst type of horror is “the terror… when the lights go out and you feel something behind you, you hear it, you feel its breath against your ear, but when you turn around, there’s nothing there.”

“Terrifying” horror TV show with near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score is coming to Netflix

Not all the best horror movies need so much blood, guts, and gore; sometimes, all it takes to stand out is some truly stellar acting performances. That's been the key to any remarkable film in the horror genre; any film that boasts an incredible cast or memorable performance is going to be an admired classic and cherished by horror fans alike. There certainly are many films to choose from.

The 10 Best Horror Movies With Great Acting, Ranked

Batman is never short on villains to fight — his extensive Rogues Gallery probably has more individuals than Arkham Asylum could ever house at a single time. And we’ve never been short on seeing them in action, in whatever form of storytelling media that might be. But when...

Live-Action Batman Horror Movie: First Official Trailer Arrives

It's been eight years since former TV child star Sawyer Sweeten, best known from Everybody Loves Raymond, died tragically by suicide at only 19 years old. Sawyer Sweeten, his twin brother Sullivan Sweeten, and their older sister Madylin, played Ray Romano's TV children on Everybody Loves Raymond, the Emmy-winning sitcom that originally aired on CBS 1996 to 2005.

The Tragic Suicide of Former TV Child Star Sawyer Sweeten ('Everybody Loves Raymond'): 9 Years Later

Black Christmas fans rejoice! It's Me, Billy: Chapter 2 continues the chilling saga with familiar faces and dark mysteries. The trailer hints at a gripping storyline full of suspense and an homage to the original frozen nightmare. Mark your calendars for October 11, 2024, when the final installment will be...

‘It's Me, Billy: Chapter 2’ Trailer Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of This Holiday Horror Classic

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Pools are supposed to be safe—a lot safer than the ocean, anyway—unless, like many, you have a morbid anxiety about something appearing in the pool that shouldn't be there. The following eight horror movies reinforce the fear of something or someone lurking beneath the surface just waiting for...

8 horror movies with killer pool scenes

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In which L.A. TACO's Hadley Tomicki fills you in on the most exciting new restaurants, pop-ups, and food events cracking in and around Los Angeles. Razo's Fish Tacos set ups on the streets of North Hollywood from 6-10 PM every Wednesday through Saturday. The stand makes fresh seafood tacos on the spot, from a simple and short menu offering tacos with battered and fried lobster, Baja-style fish, shrimp, and octopus, as well as a taco mixta with shrimp-and-fish, served on flour tortillas.

What To Eat This Weekend In L.A.: Colombian Ceviche De Chorizo, Knafeh Chocolate Bars, Lobster Tacos, and $11 Steak Frites

So often, sequels are disappointing. Time and time again, sequels rely on already existing excitement for a feature and do little to develop it further, anticipating that a return to a much beloved world or a reuniting with the characters will be enough to keep audiences happy. For example, it felt unlikely that a giant shark would strike again in Jaws II, let alone a third time in Jaws The Return - that great white was truly looking quite long in the razor sharp tooth by that point. The prevalence of bad sequels sets a precedent that you can't expect them to be anywhere near as good as the original, and therefore, when a sequel is made that develops the meaning and intention and provides a new angle, it is an unexpected experience that must be treasured.

The 10 Best Movie Sequels That Didn't Play It Safe

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Halloween’s Michael Myers and Ash vs. Evil Dead’s Ash Williams are getting their own throwback games

Michael Myers may be dead and Ash Williams may be flung far into the future, but they aren’t done slashing up the screen here and now....

Halloween’s Michael Myers and Ash vs. Evil Dead’s Ash Williams are getting their own throwback games

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