Tag: Horror
Frictional Games Teases New Game in Development
After a long period of radio silence with fans, game developer Frictional Games has finally teased their next project while also updating their website to look modern and more inviting. However, things get interesting when you hover over their “Games” tab and click on “Next Frictio...
Read MoreFX Renews American Horror Story Through Season 13
Various news sources are reporting that American Horror Story has been renewed for three more seasons beyond 2020’s season 10. There have been rumors recently that the anthology series’ mysterious season 10 would be its last, or at least the last to air on FX. The station’s chairman, John Land...
Read MoreDracula Trailer Emerges From Its Coffin
A Halloween holdover rises from the grave this Christmas Season, as a trailer for the upcoming BBC series Dracula has been released online. From Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, the creators of Sherlock, Dracula will be the latest in a long line of retellings of Bram Stoker’s legendary horror novel,...
Read MoreGhostbusters: Afterlife Trailer Arrives Online
There’s something strange in the neighborhood as the first trailer for the new film Ghostbusters: Afterlife has arrived online. The latest entry in the franchise follows the original films rather than being another reboot, and comes from Jason Reitman, son of original Ghostbusters director Ivan Re...
Read MoreREVIEW: American Horror Story – Season 9, Episodes 7 and 8, “The Lady in White” and “Rest in Pieces”
*SPOILERS* “The Lady in White” begins in 1948 with a woman named Lavinia (Lily Rabe), a camp cook, and her two sons. They ask her if they can go swimming, and she allows it, telling the older Benjamin to watch over the younger Bobby. Tragedy strikes as Bobby is hit by a boat engine. Lavinia &hel...
Read MoreREVIEW: Doctor Sleep (2019)
Crafting a sequel to one of the best and most beloved horror stories that ever was is a daunting prospect. The Shining is considered one of the scariest movies and books of all time, and while the novel is relatively straightforward, the film is full of ambiguity, and many of the ghostly happenings ...
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