Day: May 9, 2022

“Paper Girls” First Look Gives Introduction to Leads in Prime Video’s New Mystery Sci-Fi Series

Meagan Navarro Brian K. Vaughan, Paper Girls, Prime Video, TV

Saturday marked the annual Free Comic Book Day, and Prime Video celebrated by dropping the first look at their upcoming mystery sci-fi series “Paper Girls.” “Paper Girls” is an adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan (Saga, Ex Machina) and Cliff Chiang‘s (Wonder Woman, Human Target) best-selling, Eisner-winning comic series, which ran from 2015 to 2019. The series’ official Twitter Page […]

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Back to School With Red Candle Games’ Historical Horror ‘Detention’ [Safe Room Podcast]

Jay Krieger Detention, Podcasts, Red Candle Games, safe room podcast, Video Games

Blending fictional horrors with historical atrocities is nothing short of an arduous task. If not handled with the care it is deserving of, one that could easily feel exploitative. But from the opening moments of Red Candle Games Detention, it’s clear that the studio has gone to great pains to impart personal pieces of its […]

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Sam Raimi First Found Madness With the Medieval ‘Army of Darkness’ [Halloweenies Podcast]

Michael Roffman Army of Darkness, Bruce Campbell, Evil Dead, Podcasts, Sam Raimi

“They don’t make ’em like this anymore.” Well, to be frank, they never made ’em like Army of Darkness, and given today’s stale slate of sequelizing, they ain’t gonna make ’em like this ever again. No, as years become decades, and time shifts ever further away from 1993, hindsight becomes kinder and kinder to Sam […]

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40 Years Before the ‘Multiverse of Madness’: Read Stephen King’s 1982 Review That Saved ‘The Evil Dead’

John Squires Movies, Sam Raimi, Stephen King, The Evil Dead

King called Sam Raimi‘s debut “The most ferociously original horror film of 1982.” One of the coolest things about Stephen King is that he’s constantly promoting the work of other artists working within the horror space. When he sees/loves a new horror movie, King tweets about it; very often, these quotes are then used as […]

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“Love Death + Robots” Volume 3 Includes David Fincher’s Directorial Debut in Animation [Trailer]

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The adult animated anthology series “Love Death + Robots” premiered back in 2019 with some truly awesome episodes, and the series from Netflix, Tim Miller and David Fincher will be launching a third season this month. “Love Death + Robots” will be returning for “Volume 3” on May 20, 2022, and the official trailer has arrived to whet your appetite. “Volume 3” […]

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‘The Innocents’ Review – A Provocative and Disturbing Moral Fable of Superpowered Innocence

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Moral development is a crucial element of childhood, and it so happens to provide fertile ground for horror. The lines between innocence and evil can blur instantly when a child navigates morality and the social norms that teach right and wrong. Sometimes those lessons are taught through violence. Writer/Director Eskil Vogt‘s The Innocents takes it a step further […]

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‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ Scares Up $450 Million Opening Weekend

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Sam Raimi brings horror to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with brand new Phase 4 movie Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, a spooky trip through the Multiverse that allows Raimi to channel the spirit of his early horror films. Not surprisingly, the film is another massive hit for Marvel/Disney, scaring up Raimi’s biggest opening […]

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Five Creepy Kid Horror Movies To Stream This Week

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This week brings the release of two horror movies featuring kids discovering supernatural powers and struggling against darker impulses. Blumhouse takes on a new adaptation of Stephen King’s Firestarter, and Eskil Vogt’s The Innocents introduces an original, unsettling group of gifted children exploring morality. Both inspire this week’s streaming picks featuring horror movies centered around some very creepy […]

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First Look at ‘Talk to Me’, Which Conjures Spirits Through a Disembodied Hand!

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Filming has wrapped in Adelaide, Australia on Danny and Michael Philippou’s debut feature Talk to Me, a supernatural horror which Bankside Films will sell at Cannes next week. ScreenDaily shares the above first image from the film that tells the story of a group of friends who discover how to conjure spirits using an ancient embalmed […]

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