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‘Sick’ Stars Gideon Adlon and Bethlehem Million on Bloody Kevin Williamson Slasher [TIFF Interview]

September 16, 2022 Meagan Navarro Bethlehem Million, Gideon Adlon, Interviews, Kevin Williamson, Sick, TIFF 2022, TIFF 22

Sick marks Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer writer Kevin Williamson’s return to the slasher arena. Co-written by Williamson and Katelyn Crabb, Sick is directed by John Hyams (Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, “Black Summer”). The COVID pandemic set thriller occurs during the early lockdown. It follows best friends Parker (Gideon Adlon, The Craft: Legacy) and Miri (Bethlehem Million, And Just Like That) quarantined alone at […]

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‘Sick’ Review – Kevin Williamson’s Return Is a White-Knuckle Slasher That Goes Hard

September 12, 2022 Joe Lipsett Bethlehem Million, Dylan Sprayberry, Gideon Adlon, John Hyams, Katelyn Crabb, Kevin Williamson, Movies, Reviews, Sick, TIFF, TIFF 2022, TIFF 22

Sick, the new slasher/home invasion film written by Kevin Williamson and Katelyn Crabb, opens with a mini-scroll. In addition to reminding audiences about the early onslaught of COVID, orders to self-isolate and the early death toll, there is a key establishing date: April 3, 2020. The date is paramount in establishing the context for Sick. […]

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‘Sick’ – Intense First Clip from New Slasher Co-Written by Kevin Williamson Begins a Home Invasion

September 9, 2022 John Squires Kevin Williamson, Movies, Sick, Videos

Premiering as part of the Midnight Madness slate at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Sick brings Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer writer Kevin Williamson back into the slasher arena. John Hyams (Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, “Black Summer”) directed Sick from a story by Williamson, and it’s being described as a “lean, mean, and wickedly timely slasher.” How […]

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‘Sick’ – First Look at Timely New Slasher Movie from ‘Scream’ Writer Kevin Williamson!

August 4, 2022 John Squires Kevin Williamson, Movies, Sick, TIFF 2022

One of the films announced this morning – alongside our V/H/S/99! – for this year’s Midnight Madness slate at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) that we wanted to put a solo spotlight on is a horror movie titled Sick, which notably brings Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer writer Kevin Williamson […]

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‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Deleted Scenes – What We Might Be Getting from the 4K Release

July 8, 2022 Jason Jenkins Editorials, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Jim Gillespie, Kevin Williamson, Movies

With this week’s announcement of the impending 4K release of the 1997 neo-slasher classic I Know What You Did Last Summer, fans might be left scratching their heads over one particular bonus feature noted in the upcoming disc’s press release. In addition to a new scan of the film and a new Dolby Atmos audio […]

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How Lois Duncan’s ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Cuts Deeper Than the 1997 Movie

July 6, 2022 Paul Lê Books, Buried In A Book, Editorials, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Jim Gillespie, Kevin Williamson, lois duncan

Before Jennifer Love Hewitt and her castmates ever felt the sharp end of an ice hook, I Know What You Did Last Summer was a novel by Lois Duncan. The famed young-adult author proposed a dilemma like few others when she pursued an idea of dual identities and a curiosity about hit-and-runs. This seminal 1973 […]

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‘Venom’ (2005): ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Director’s Forgotten Slasher [Young Blood]

June 27, 2022 Paul Lê Agnes Bruckner, Backwater, Bijou Phillips, Dimension Films, DJ Cotrona, Editorials, Jim Gillespie, Jonathan Jackson, Kevin Williamson, Laura Ramsey, Meagan Good, miramax, Movies, Venom, Young Blood

Venom was an unprecedented move for video-game adaptations when Dimension Films acquired rights to an unproduced game in 2003. Developers Flint Dille and John Zuur Platten said their concept for Backwater was “ready-made to become a horror film as well as a game,” and players were positioned to be “the prey of a modern-day boogieman” […]

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‘Scream’ Filmmakers Break Down the Easter Egg Deep Cuts You Likely Missed [Spoilers]

March 1, 2022 Meagan Navarro Exclusives, featured, Interviews, Kevin Williamson, Movies, Neve Campbell, Radio Silence, Scream, topnews

Spoiler warning: This article contains Scream spoilers. The new Scream packs extensive franchise history into a film dedicated to Wes Craven‘s memory. That history doesn’t just shape the story; it offers fans a slew of references, Scream Easter eggs, and even fun surprise cameos to track, from Skeet Ulrich to a slew of franchise alumni lending their voices in […]

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Ranking the ‘Scream’ Movies and Killers [Halloweenies Podcast]

February 21, 2022 Michael Roffman Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Ghostface, horror movies, Kevin Williamson, Neve Campbell, Podcasts, Radio Silence, Scream, West Craven

What’s your favorite Scream movie? Good question, and one that the Halloweenies will have to answer today. Because after spending a year in Woodsboro, the gang is packing up the Delta and venturing into the woods for a cabin trip. To pass the time along the way, they’ll give Ghostface one last scare by ranking […]

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“Dead Day” Comic Books Getting a Peacock TV Series from ‘Scream’ Writer Kevin Williamson

January 27, 2022 John Squires Dead Day, Kevin Williamson, Peacock, TV

The “Dead Day” comics from AfterShock are headed to the small screen, Bloody Disgusting has learned, with Peacock ordering up a “supernatural drama” television series. Based on the bestselling AfterShock comic-book series created by Ryan Parrott, the straight-to-series project hails from producers Julie Plec (The Vampire Diaries, The Originals, Legacies) and Kevin Williamson (Scream, The […]

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Queer Visual Artist David Ayllon Creates ‘Scream’ Tribute Photo Series! [Images]

January 17, 2022 Trace Thurman David Ayllon, Images, Kevin Williamson, Photo, Pissi Myles, Scream, scream franchise, The Further, Wes Craven

If you’ve seen the new Scream film (review), then you’ll know that fandom is a major focus of the film’s social commentary. While certain segments of fandom can undoubtedly be a little toxic, sometimes that extreme passion for a particular IP can birth (pun intended) a wonderfully creative endeavor. That’s exactly what happened when photographer David Ayllon […]

Kevin Williamson Details His Original Plans for ‘Scream 5’ & ‘Scream 6’! [Interview]

January 14, 2022 Trace Thurman Exclusives, Horror Queers, Horror Queers Podcast, Interviews, Kevin Williamson, Movies, Podcasts, Scream, Scream 2, Scream 3, Scream 4, Scream 5, Scream 6

In case you thought we had exhausted ourselves on all things Scream after spending four hours(!!!) discussing Scream 4 last week, think again! In a special Horror Queers bonus episode, Joe and I have Scream scribe Kevin Williamson on the line in celebration of the new film, which hits theaters today! The Scream franchise, while beloved, is not […]

Stabathon: Revisiting the Fictional 7-Movie ‘Stab’ Franchise Within ‘Scream’

January 12, 2022 Meagan Navarro Kevin Williamson, Movies, Scream, Stab, Wes Craven

The Scream franchise is built around a meta-awareness of horror, effectively weaving in social commentary on the genre while racking up a body count. The first sequel, Scream 2, took that to a new level with the introduction of Stab, the beginning of a long-running franchise within a franchise. Stab became irrevocably intertwined with Scream ever since, serving as plot devices, wry […]

The Unexpected Gift of ‘Scream 4’! [Horror Queers Podcast]

January 10, 2022 Joe Lipsett Alison Brie, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Emma Roberts, Erik Knudsen, Hayden Panettiere, Horror Queers Podcast, Kevin Williamson, LGBT, LGBT Horror, lgbtq, LGBTQ Horror, Marley Shelton, Neve Campbell, Nico Tortorella, Podcasts, Rory Culkin, Scream 4, scream franchise, Wes Craven

F*ck with the Original / Hayden Panettiere Is Always Right. It just wouldn’t be a new year without Scream, right? After celebrating the OG Scream on its 25th anniversary back in December (along with seasonal treats like Batman Returns, Fear No Evil, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Witchboard‘s 35th anniversary), Trace and I are FINALLY discussing one […]

Celebrating ‘Scream’ at 25 and Horror Queers at 3! [Horror Queers Podcast]

December 27, 2021 Joe Lipsett bloopers, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Horror Queers, Kevin Williamson, LGBT, LGBT Horror, lgbtq, LGBTQ Horror, Matthew Lillard, Neve Campbell, Podcasts, Scream, Skeet Ulrich, Wes Craven

Tits and Tongues &The Screw-Up Showcase We’re nearly ready to wrap up December – and 2021! It’s been another silly month on the podcast, including episodes on the bizarre queer antichrist/oatmeal zombie film Fear No Evil (1981), David Fincher’s feel bad holiday film The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011) and the queerest superhero film of all […]