Category Archives: Top Ten Horror Movies

Vampires are everywhere these days. Last weekend, the new vampire film "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" broke box office records, taking in over $70 million and may end up being one of the largest openings in history Continue reading →

One of history's most famous and bloodthirsty legendary creatures, vampires have terrified human beings for centuries. In 1892, a group of frightened villagers in Exeter, Rhode Island gathered at the towns graveyard with shovels and a grim task. Slowly but surely, they began to dig up the fresh soil that covered the grave of 19-year-old Mercy Brown. Continue reading →

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Teetering Tua, Delightful Danny Dimes, and a Confusing Week 17 Ahead   The Ringer Continue reading →

Foxs new musical nighttime soap opera Monarch is to country music as the networks Empire was to hip-hop. Complete with over-the-top characters, familial intrigue, infidelity, and tragedy. Oh, and a few queer characters, too Continue reading →

By 1965, the veteran cinematographer and special effects maestro Mario Bava was five years into the directorial career he kicked off with the gothic horror classic "Black Sunday" in 1960. Subsequent to that the prolific Italian helmed films in a myriad of genres, including a sword-and-sandal movie ("Hercules in the Haunted World"), a Viking epic ("Erik the Conqueror"), a Hitchcockian thriller ("The Girl Who Knew Too Much"), and even a western ("The Road to Fort Alamo"). Given Bava's proficiency at being dropped into almost any style of film, it's no wonder he chose to take on science fiction with "Planet of the Vampires." Like much of his horror output at that time ("Blood and Black Lace," "The Whip and the Body," "Black Sabbath"), Bava doused "Planet of the Vampires" (Italian title "Terrore nello spazio") in color through his trademark use of gels Continue reading →

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Sixty years on from their formation, its finally the time of the season for British Invasion band The Zombies. The iconic 1960s group will be the focus of a feature documentary entitled Hung Up on a Dream, directed by Utopia co-founder, Rooney frontman and Dreamland director Robert Schwartzman. Principal photography has begun on the doc, which will chart the bands 60-year career, which first started up in the suburb of St Continue reading →

Never Have I Ever season three has added two more new guest stars! Terry Hu, who just recently starred in Zombies 3 on Disney+, and Deacon Phillippe have both been cast in roles in the upcoming season of the Netflix comedy. Find out more about their characters inside Terry (they/them) will be playing Addison, a crazy hot non-binary person from the local private school, Addison brings more than just their impressive trivia skills to Devis friend group. Continue reading →

A horror-themed cooking sim? Why didnt anyone think of this before? Continue reading →