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Dead Meat is bringing to their fans worldwide some bloody good cheer this holiday season with their special A Bloody Dead Meat Christmas.

On Sunday, December 22, at 4 pm Pt, James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca of the beloved horror YouTube channel Dead Meat will be hosting A Bloody Dead Meat Christmas at the historic Dynasty Typewriter Theatre in Los Angeles. This special horror holiday extravaganza will be a live, non-YouTube show both in front of a live audience and internationally live-streamed through direct-to-consumer streaming powered by Kiswe.

Joining Janisse and Rebecca to make this a holiday celebration to die for will be the Dead Meat crew, including everyone’s favorite Tremors expert, Zoran Gvojic, and surprise special guests. They will play some ghoulish holiday games and raffle prizes for both in-person and live-stream guests. For fans who want to buy a livestream ticket to witness the bloodshed virtually, they will...

Saw X is not likely to beat the record for the most kills in the franchise, currently held by Saw 3D. The upcoming sequel will focus on John Kramer's perspective and his journey to Mexico for a cure, setting it apart from other Saw films. While Saw X may prioritize quality over quantity in its kills, it still has the potential to surprise viewers.

Saw X will attempt to revive the horror franchise yet again after 2017's Jigsaw and 2021's Spiral, but there's no way the upcoming sequel can beat a 13-year-old record held by Saw 3D (also dubbed Saw: The Final Chapter). The Saw franchise was a hit when it debuted in 2004, intriguing audiences with its increasingly gruesome traps and mind-blowing twists. Like many long-running horror franchises, it lost its appeal after a while, generating less and less hype for new additions to its lineup. Even so, Saw remains a billion-dollar franchise.

Horror thriller A Brilliant Monster, which premiered last June at the Dances with Films festival in La, has been acquired by Gravitas Ventures.

The film is slated for limited theatrical and on-demand release in May 2019.

The fifth feature by director F.C. Rabbath is based on his 2015 short Dead Meat. It stars Dennis Friebe, Joy Kigin, Nick Leali, Dina Najjar, Aléa Figueroa and David Raizor. Friebe plays a successful author of inspirational and self-help stories who hides the dark secret that his creative ideas are supplied by a hidden monster that must be kept fed with human flesh. Rabbath, Friebe, Ramsey White, Jessica Roszko and Joshua Ayres are producers. Buzz was positive coming out of Dances with Films, with genre critics saluting the film’s ambitious narrative. A review in Film Threat said Rabbath blends elements of Misery, Little Shop of Horrors and The Neon Demon and praises Friebe, who “carries...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Walking Dead, Outlander, Manifest and Riverdale!

1 | As much as Chicago Fire last week left you craving cake, did Titans‘ Doom Patrol family dinner have you wanting alllll the food?

2 | Homecoming viewers: Did you keep waiting for an explanation for why Julia Roberts was stuck wearing such distractingly terrible wigs… only to never get one?

3 | On House of Cards, Claire’s dead side piece Tom — not her dead husband Frank — was totally the...