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For seemingly no reason, and with no advance warning, the world comes to a stop for everyone except one man, who goes on a mission to uncover the mystery in Pause, a new six-issue comics series from John Carpenter’s Tales of Science Fiction, an imprint of Storm King Comics.

Issue No. 1 of John Carpenter’s Tales of Science Fiction — Pause will debut exclusively in comic book stores on February 26, 2025, with subsequent issues available monthly through July.

Written by Matthew K. Manning and illustrated by Conor Boyle, with lettering by Janice Chiang, Pause is a dark, compelling tale that begins on an ordinary night in Brooklyn as Henry Jacobs finds himself, as usual, having thrown back one too many. Henry is no stranger to the unexpected consequences of drinking too much, but he’s not prepared for what happens when he boards a subway and is the only person unaffected when,...

On Facebook, longtime "Star Trek" production designers Mike and Denise Okuda announced the passing of Jeri Taylor. She was 88.

Jeri Taylor was one of the key producers and writers throughout the 1990s "Star Trek" heyday, having joined the staff of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" in its fourth season. Trekkies will tell you that "Next Generation," having already hit its stride, broke into a sprint in its fourth season, producing multiple capital-g great episodes at that time. Taylor's impeccable writing contributions to "Next Generation" were so widely recognized that she was promoted to the role of co-executive producer of the series in its sixth season, overseeing most of the production alongside head honchos Rick Berman and Michael Piller. In the show's seventh season, Taylor became the full-bore showrunner.

Taylor wrote multiple scripts for "Next Generation" and is credited for co-creating the Cardassians, a fascistic species that would go on to...

Whatever you do, don't fall asleep, because Freddy Krueger's first movie is getting a new 4K Ultra HD release. The special Steelbook's release comes 40 years after the film first terrorized audiences back in 1984.

Directed by Wes Craven and starring Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger, A Nightmare on Elm Street first hit movie theaters in 1984, spawning what would become one of the horror genre's most popular franchises. The film has been given a new 4K restoration for the Ultimate Collector's Edition release that includes a Steelbook with new key art that comes packed with fun bonuses, such as a double-sided poster, art cards, and a booklet. The 4K disc includes both the original theatrical version of A Nightmare on Elm Street along with the uncut version.

Related 'She's a Great Character': Original Nightmare on Elm Street Star Addresses Potential Franchise Return

A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise star Heather Langenkamp...

Several of our favorite horror franchises have gotten upgraded 4K collections, but one franchise that you can still only own on Blu-ray is A Nightmare on Elm Street. The bad news? A full franchise collection hasn’t yet been announced. Good news? The original is coming to 4K!

Wes Craven’s original horror classic is getting a 40th anniversary 4K Ultra HD SteelBook from Warner Bros. on December 31, 2024, with pre-orders now available on Amazon.

It’s a UK release, but the 4K disc will be Region Free. The Limited Edition offering will reportedly come packaged with a Double-Sided Poster, Art Cards, and a Booklet.

The official listing previews, “Celebrate 40 years of Wes Craven’s nightmarish masterpiece A Nightmare on Elm Street with a brand new 4K restoration and Ultimate Collector’s Edition featuring a Steelbook with new key art, theatrical poster and other premiums.”

Bonus Features on the Blu-ray disc include…...

Get ready for a chilling episode of “48 Hours” as correspondent Peter Van Sant delves into the harrowing ordeal of Alisa Mathewson in “Alisa Mathewson’s Night Terrors.” Set to air on Saturday, February 24 2024 at 9Pm Et/Pt, viewers will be gripped by the shocking details of a night that turned into a nightmare.

The episode unfolds the terrifying events of 2017 when Florida man Trevor Summers manipulated his own children into facilitating his sinister plan to reconcile with his estranged wife, Alisa. However, what began as an attempt at reconciliation quickly descended into a 55-hour ordeal of terror for Alisa Mathewson.

Once inside Alisa’s home, Summers subjected her to a series of horrifying acts, including tying her up with holiday lights, kidnapping her, sexually assaulting her, and attempting to take her life. With chilling details revealed through investigations and interviews, viewers will be on the edge of their seats...

Storm King Comics Hits the Open Road With Long Haul, a Grisly Tale of Revenge, Debuting

21st February 2024 from the ‘Dark & Twisted’ Imprint

The Barren Highways of the American West Become a Place of Terror

and Violence in a No-Holds-Barred Tale Not for the Squeamish

The sun-baked deserts and wide-open vistas of the American West may have inspired tales of romance and grand adventure, but Long Haul, the newest graphic novel from Storm King Comics’ “Dark & Twisted” imprint, isn’t one of them.

Written by Cullen Bunn and Heath Amodio, with artwork by Andrea Mutti (pencils), Gigi Baldassini (inks) and Valerio Alloro (colors), Long Haul is a sinister and violent tale of revenge rooted in the terrifying fact that there are more than 700 missing people along America’s interstate highways—hunted, taken and often killed by active serial killers.

Long Haul is available 21st February 2024, through direct sales, including at www.

Captain Picard is called out for being fooled by time-traveling con man Berlinghoff Rasmussen in Star Trek: Defiant #10. The Orion medic on the Defiant expresses disbelief that Picard was so easily fooled and admires Rasmussen's scheme. Rasmussen's ability to fool Picard shows that he is a skilled con man and an embarrassment to both Picard and Worf.

Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek: Defiant #10!

Star Trek calls out Captain Picard’s most embarrassing blunder. As captain of the USS Enterprise, Jean-Luc Picard has faced down some of the cosmos’ biggest threats, including Q, the Cardassians and the Borg. Yet when Picard meets time-traveling con man Berlinghoff Rasmussen, he nearly gets one over on the captain. It was a rare moment of weakness for Picard, and now it gets a call-out in Star Trek: Defiant #10.

Star Trek: Defiant #10 is written by Christopher Cantwell and drawn by Mike Feehan and Pow Rodrix.

A Star Trek comic reveals that the death of Jean-Luc Picard's grandfather motivated him to join Starfleet Academy and pursue a career in space. This comic expands on a random comment Picard makes in The Next Generation and turns it into the main reason behind his career choice. The comic also references a recent episode of Star Trek: Picard, connecting Picard's choice of words about his mother to a retcon in the show.

Warning: Spoilers for Star Trek: Picard's Academy #2A Star Trek comic just expanded upon a random comment Jean-Luc Picard makes in Star Trek: The Next Generation by transforming it into the reason why he joined Starfleet Academy when he was still young. Fans may recall that Picard never wanted to inherit his family vineyard and naturally gravitated toward the stars instead. But a conversation between a young Picard and Spock in the comics reveals that he was...

If there’s a filmmaker whose legacy is synonymous with horror, it’s John Carpenter who created some of the most enduring horror movies in American cinema, with classics like Halloween, The Thing, and The Fog. Joining Carpenter is producer and writer Sandy King Carpenter, John’s wife, who has produced fan-favorite horror flicks In the Mouth of Madness, Village of the Damned, and Vampires. Sandy King and John Carpenter launched Storm King Comics through their production company Storm King Productions. The comic book publishing division has released a growing line of horror titles since 2012.

Featuring a whole roster of acclaimed writers and artists, Storm King Comics boasts several award-winning comic book titles, including the long-running anthology series John Carpenter’s Tales for a HalloweeNight. Storm King Comics line publishes titles ranging from the decidedly macabre and mature to all-age friendly, such as young reader-oriented title John Carpenter Presents Storm Kids.

Starfleet recognizes the importance of providing a bar on starships, offering a comforting location for socializing and relaxation between missions. Ten Forward on the USS Enterprise-d and the bar on the USS Cerritos both saw their fair share of trouble, including bar brawls and rioting. The USS Discovery and the USS Enterprise-g also have well-stocked bars, providing a space for crew members to unwind and find comfort in challenging times.

It can be an incredibly stressful life serving with Starfleet, so it's a good job that there's a selection of legendary Star Trek bars where officers can unwind after a tough day protecting the galaxy. From Romulan ale to Chateau Picard, alcohol - and its more responsible synthetic replacement - has been a key part of the culture of Star Trek. New starships were christened with a bottle of champagne, while absent friends were honored with a toast in Ten...

The times we live in are terrifying enough, so creators of horror stories across different media have a challenge to out-scare the headlines. Storm King Comics founder and horror legend Sandy King Carpenter will lead a panel discussion about the topic as part of New York Comic-Con, the comics publisher announced today.

In addition, King Carpenter will hold a special hourlong exploration of the origins, impact and future of Storm King Comics as the publishing house celebrates its first 10 years, sharing insight into her work with longtime partner and iconic horror director John Carpenter.

On Thursday, 12th October 2023 King Carpenter will host Creating Modern Horror: Scaring People in Scary Times (12:15 p.m., Room 406.1), joined by artist Cat Staggs and author Amanda Deibert, both of whom collaborated with King on Death Mask, the first graphic novel from Storm King’s “Dark & Twisted” imprint. They’ll also be joined by writers and creators Neo Edmund,...

Geralyn Marie Betzler worked on several movies throughout the ’80s and ’90s. On her first feature, 1985’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, she was credited by her full birth name, but as her screen acting career went on she would take credit as either Geri Betzler or Zoe Trilling – and it’s that second name that most fans seem to know her by. Among her credits are episodes of Guiding Light, 21 Jump Street, and Married… with Children, and the films Amityville Horror: The Evil Escapes, They Came from Outer Space, The Borrower, Dr. Giggles, Night Terrors, Hellbound, and Leprechaun 3 – but her most popular role may be in the 1994 horror comedy Night of the Demons 2, where she stole the show as bad girl Shirley Finnerty. Sadly, just as Night of the Demons 2 is reaching Blu-ray courtesy of Scream Factory, it has been confirmed that Betzler / Trilling passed away...

Star Trek has always been willing to explore different genres, including horror. It has a history of telling terrifying space stories. (150 characters) Some standout horror episodes include "Catspaw" from The Original Series, "Night Terrors" from The Next Generation, and "Context is for Kings" from Discovery. (150 characters) These episodes feature spooky atmospheres, hallucinations, mutilated bodies, zombie-like Vulcans, and medical experiments—proving Star Trek's ability to deliver genuine scares. (150 characters)

As a franchise, Star Trek has been known to experiment with different means of storytelling, and fairly regularly dips into the horror genre. From comedies to crossovers to, more recently, musicals, Star Trek has always enjoyed exploring the boundaries of the types of stories it can tell. Star Trek has been telling scary space stories since Star Trek: The Original Series, and every Trek series has at least one horrifying episode. Whether it's a creepy abandoned starship, vicious alien attacks, or medical experimentation,...

Star Trek explores the horror potential of The Next Generation in a new miniseries titled Star Trek: Holo-Ween. Arriving just in time for the Halloween season, this new four-issue series will see the crew of the Enterprise try to get in the festive mood, but soon find themselves fighting against a nightmare spawned on the holodeck. Star Trek: Holo-Ween is one of two new Star Trek comics shipping this October.

As reported on Comicbook.com, Star Trek: Holo-Ween will be written by Chris Sequeira and drawn by Joe Eisma; in addition Eisma will provide a cover as will Francesco Francavilla. Comicbook.com also revealed the first issue’s plot, set against the backdrop of the Earth holiday of Halloween:

Acclaimed writer Chris Sequeira (Justice League Adventures) and Eisner-nominated artist Joe Eisma (Morning Glories) are bringing horror to the holodeck in a new four-issue miniseries! After enduring an anxiety-ridden passage through a solar storm,...

Happy #RobertEnglundDay!

About one third of the 150+ acting credits accumulated over the course of Robert Englund’s 50-year career fall under the horror genre. Screambox is streaming five of them, along with the all-new documentary, Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story.

Here are six Robert Englund movies you can watch on Screambox now…

Galaxy of Terror

Before moving to Elm Street, Englund went to space for 1981’s Galaxy of Terror, the first of two back-to-back Alien knock-offs produced by Roger Corman. The film follows a ragtag spaceship crew on a rescue mission to a barren planet, where they encounter a deadly creature. In a slight twist on Ridley Scott’s sci-fi/horror classic, Galaxy of Terror uses its victims’ own fears against them — which, incidentally, is similar to Freddy’s modus operandi.

Englund plays the ship’s second technical officer, Ranger, but he’s not the only notable...

Let’s all wish horror legend Robert Englund a very happy birthday as we celebrate the icon with the definitive documentary, Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story, now streaming on the Bloody Disgusting-powered Screambox!

The documentary was shot over the course of two years, highlighting the life and career of the classically trained actor and director. Featuring interviews with Robert Englund and his wife Nancy, as well as fellow genre icons Lin Shaye, Eli Roth, Kane Hodder, Tony Todd, Adam Green, Bill Moseley, Heather Langenkamp & more, the documentary follows Englund’s career from his early days in Buster and Billie and Stay Hungry (starring with Arnold Schwarzenegger) to his big break in the 1980s as Freddy Krueger, his directorial debut with the 1988 horror film 976-evil, and his current roles such as Netflix’s hit series “Stranger Things”.

Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story looks beyond the film credits...

Bloody Disgusting is celebrating the 76th birthday of horror legend Robert Englund tomorrow with the release of the definitive documentary, Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story. And the party has already started over on Screambox.

The Bloody Disgusting-powered horror streaming service just added Three classic Robert Englund films to the lineup, and that’s only the beginning of our epic celebration.

Over on Screambox, you can now stream A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), plus Tobe Hooper movies Night Terrors (1993) and The Mangler (1995)!

The arrival of these three Robert Englund films on Screambox is paving the way for Screambox Original documentary Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story, which will premiere only on Screambox for Englund’s birthday on June 6!

The documentary was shot over the course of two years, highlighting the life and career of the classically trained actor and director. Featuring interviews with Robert Englund and his wife Nancy,...

This week brings the release of Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story on Screambox, coinciding with the horror mainstay’s 76th birthday on June 6. And we’re celebrating accordingly. That means you’ll find plenty of Englund-starring horror on Screambox, including recent additions like The Mangler and Night Terrors, as well as articles on Bloody Disgusting spotlighting the prolific actor’s work. Of course, this means that this week’s streaming picks are dedicated to some of Englund’s most unforgettable roles.

Here’s where you can stream these five titles this week.

And don’t forget.. we’re celebrating #RobertEnglundDay all day long on June 6!

For more Stay Home, Watch Horror picks, click here.

A Nightmare on Elm Street – Screambox

No tour through Robert Englund’s filmography would be complete without the seminal slasher that spawned seven sequels, a remake, a television series, in-depth documentaries and novels, a ton of merchandise,...

You’ve been asking for it and we’re thrilled to announce today that Cinedigm and Bloody Disgusting’s Screambox streaming service is now available on Apple TV devices!

You can download the Screambox app onto your Apple TV device right now, and start streaming all the original, exclusive, and catalogue content we’ve loaded onto the service in the past year. That includes big screen hits like Terrifier 2 and The Outwaters, plus award-winning documentary films including Pennywise: The Story of It and Living With Chucky.

You also won’t want to miss #RobertEnglundDay on Tuesday, June 6, which will mark the premiere of Screambox Original documentary Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story. Additionally, we just added A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), plus Tobe Hooper movies Night Terrors (1993) and The Mangler (1995)!

Other new arrivals for June 2023 include the entire five-film Subspecies franchise – and yes, that includes brand new...

It’s the summer of screams on Screambox!

This June is absolutely jam-packed with several horror gems hitting our Screambox streaming service, including the hotly anticipated must-see definitive documentary Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story, not to mention Wes Craven’s original A Nightmare on Elm Street, Tobe Hooper’s classic 1995 adaptation of The Mangler (also starring Robert Englund), George A. Romero’s zombie classic Day of the Dead, both David Cronenberg and the Soska Sisters’ Rabid, Marcus Dunstan’s slasher The Collector, the supernatural festival hit Jethica, the Screambox Original body horror thriller New Religion, and the entire Subspecies franchise!

Screambox’s month-long celebration of horror icon Robert Englund kicks off today with the addition of Wes Craven’s A Nightmare on Elm Street, Tobe Hooper’s The Mangler, and Night Terrors. Other Englund films currently streaming include Galaxy of Terror and The Funhouse Massacre.

The evil vampire...

Bloody Disgusting is celebrating the 76th birthday of horror legend Robert Englund on Tuesday, June 6, 2023, and in fact, the party has already begun over on Screambox!

The Bloody Disgusting-powered horror streaming service just added Three classic Robert Englund films to the lineup, and that’s only the beginning of our epic celebration.

Over on Screambox, beginning today, you can now stream A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), plus Tobe Hooper movies Night Terrors (1993) and The Mangler (1995)!

Wes Craven’s A Nightmare on Elm Street is of course the original horror classic that introduced audiences to Freddy Krueger, the dream demon that Robert Englund became a household name through playing across multiple films. Night Terrors, almost a full decade later, saw Englund playing the Marquis de Sade for director Tobe Hooper, while Hooper’s The Mangler brought Englund into the world of Stephen King. The Mangler is one of Englund’s personal...

Stephen King movies very rarely have people sitting on the fence, either becoming huge critical successes or absolute nightmares. Over the years, there have been some movies that have pulled in big names from the world of horror and still managed to fall flat. Sitting firmly in this category is The Mangler, the 1995 movie that saw genre icon Robert Englund bringing his own brand of menace to a King adaptation for the first time. However, as much as it seemed to be a match made in hell, the collaboration between the pair turned out to be more terrible than terror-filled.

However, while speaking to /Film, Englund gave the movie a little boost when asked which of his many movies he wished could get a little more attention. Even though the film, which is based on a short story by King, has only a 27% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, Englund believes...

Storm King Comics is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, and Daily Dead reports that a brand new terror tale is on the way from the John Carpenter’s Night Terrors line.

The next volume in the anthology horror series is titled Usher Down, said to be a “chilling ghost story that’s set in perhaps history’s most fabled haunted house.”

John Carpenter’s Night Terrors: Usher Down is written by Jason Henderson and illustrated by Greg Scott, with colors by Felipe Sobreiro and letters by Ed Dukeshire.

In the seventh story from the Night Terrors series, “A young psychic joins a government expedition to explore the most legendary haunted house of all time, the fabled House of Usher. The house is real, frozen in time below ground-but what the explorers find there is demonic, alive, and may well have called them for its own dark purposes.”

Usher Down...

With San Diego Comic-Con only two months away, we're already starting to get a heads up on the horror comics and events you won't want to miss, and we are excited to exclusively reveal that Storm King Comics will debut Usher Down, the latest volume in their popular anthology series John Carpenter’s Night Terrors. A chilling ghost story "set in perhaps history’s most fabled haunted house," we have all the details and a look at the cover art.

The release of Usher Down coincides with the 10th anniversary celebration of Storm King Comics, the first comic book publishing company to be founded by a woman, producing legend Sandy King Carpenter, with multiple activations planned at this year’s Comic-Con International: San Diego. Written by Jason Henderson and illustrated by Greg Scott, with colors by Felipe Sobreiro and letters by Ed Dukeshire, Usher Down kicks off the 2023 slate of...

Well, that was not the ending I expected for Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Episode 4.

Up until the "we're-all-stranded-on-a-telepathic-planet-that-wants-to-eat-us" moment, it was a pretty fabulous romp for the fledgling crew.

Of course, leaving Gwyn unguarded is never a good idea, and I don't think they'll make that mistake again. If they get the chance to make it again, that is.

I have to wonder if the creators may feel hampered by the half-hour format they've chosen for the show.

Yes, it's a kids' show, and a half-hour would, logically, be the longest you'd expect most 7-12-year-olds to be able to sustain their attention, but the narratives the show looks to tell are so much bigger than can be told effectively in thirty minutes.

To be fair, this is a bit of a throwback to the multi-part episodes of my childhood where animated adventures often ended with the dreaded "To Be Continued.

When you think of horror movie icons, a few names come to mind. Jason, Michael Myers and Jigsaw are just a few. But perhaps the best of all of them is Freddy Krueger. He certainly has more personality than all of the other killers I just mentioned and he might just be the most iconic, too. Of course, the man responsible for Krueger’s lasting legacy is Robert Englund, who’s played the role eight times, and today he’s celebrating his 73rd birthday.

The actor has a special relationship with horror and it goes all the way back to when he was a child, with Englund once saying:

“When I was 9, I went to a birthday party. We were supposed to see a cowboy movie, but the programming got screwed up and we saw The Bad Seed instead. Horrifying. For years I was frightened of girls with pigtails.”

It...

Back in 2007, Oren Peli revolutionized the horror genre with Paranormal Activity, and last year, he teamed up with Imprezario Entertainment to bring of the most eerie urban legends to life in the new augmented reality mobile game Night Terrors: Bloody Mary. Now, Peli and Imprezario Entertainment invite horror fans to turn their home into their own haunted house with the next chapter of Night Terrors, Bloody Mary: Reflections of Evil, which is now conjuring screen-centric scares on iOS and Android.

Below, we have the official press release, artwork, and trailers for Bloody Mary: Reflections of Evil, and to learn more, visit the mobile app's official pages on the App Store and Google Play.

"Halloween comes early this fall with the resurrection of one of the most notorious urban legends - Bloody Mary!

Horror film director Oren Peli and Imprezario Entertainment join forces to turn your environment into an immersive and...

Night Terrors is from Imprezario Entertainment, an entertainment company focused on augmented reality (Ar) mobile entertainment. Night Terrors pioneers state-of-the-art technology to immerse users into a survival-horror experience. The player’s environment is filled with terrifying creatures – demons, souls and other petrifying entities. The device’s display, Led, and other system features are utilized to create individually tailored …

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Cosmo Genovese, whose career as a TV and film script supervisor spanned 45 years and included Perry Mason, The A-Team and two Star Trek series, died Tuesday. He was 95.

Known for his dedicated and precise work ethic — along with his wit and humor — Genovese got his TV start on the 1950s ABC Western Broken Arrow, serving as script supervisor on nearly three dozen episodes. He went on to work on a trio of features before becoming script supervisor for Perry Mason, the popular CBS legal drama starring Raymond Burr.

After that show wrapped in 1964, Genovese worked rather sporadically before roaring back as script supervisor for the campy NBC action series The A-Team. While it won few hosannas from critics, the George Peppard-led show was an instant if short-lived hit upon its 1983 premiere as a midsummer replacement. The A-Team finished in the primetime top 10 it first two seasons before slipping in...

The new Pet Sematary crawls from the gave and onto Blu-ray today, and we’ve got an exclusive clip to mark the occasion. Part of a featurette entitled Night Terrors, the clip features footage never before seen, focused on Amy Seimetz‘s character Rachel. Plus: learn how you can win the movie on 4K Blu-ray. Watch the exclusive Pet […]

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Yesterday, we shared a chilling alternate ending for Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer’s recent adaptation of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary. Today, we’ve got another spooky deleted scene (courtesy of our friends at Bloody Disgusting). Watch as the creepy kids in masks torment the dreams of the Creed family in the footage embedded at the top […] The post Special Features Announced for Pet Sematary 4K Ultra HD & Blu-ray/DVD + “Night Terrors” Clip appeared first on Dread Central.

’Paranormal Activity’ Creator, Oren Peli, and Imprezario Entertainment Resurrect One of the Most Notorious Urban Legends. For Immediate Release Imprezario Entertainment, an augmented reality (Ar) mobile entertainment company, today announced the release of its new horror mobile experience, “Night Terrors presents Bloody Mary: Queen of the Damned.” Film director, producer and screenwriter Oren Peli (Paranormal …

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You can say her name three names, but you should "pray she does not answer..." Back in 2007, Oren Peli revolutionized the horror genre with Paranormal Activity. Now, he's teaming up with Imprezario Entertainment to bring of the most eerie urban legends to life in the new augmented reality mobile game Night Terrors: Bloody Mary, which launched today for the Android and iOS:

Press Release: "Los Angeles – October 10, 2018 – Imprezario Entertainment, an augmented reality (Ar) mobile entertainment company, today announced the release of its new horror mobile experience, “Night Terrors presents Bloody Mary: Queen of the Damned.”

Film director, producer and screenwriter Oren Peli serves as the executive producer of “Night Terrors: Bloody Mary”, which will be available on both Android and iOS on October 12th.

“Night Terrors” pioneers state-of-the-art technology to immerse users into a survival horror game. The player’s environment is filled with terrifying creatures – demons, souls and other petrifying entities.

Sustained by her vanity and the mirror that was never far from her side, she rose above all rivals to become England's first reigning queen. Answering to no man, she ruled alone and the tyranny of Queen Mary's reign matched her father's as did her obsessions which lead to hundreds dead by her command. It was this bloodshed that earned her the moniker that would last forever - Bloody Mary.

Imprezario Entertainment, an augmented reality (Ar) mobile entertainment company, today announced the release of its new horror mobile experience, "Night Terrors presents Bloody Mary: Queen of the Damned." Film director, producer and screenwriter Oren Peli serves as the executive producer of "Night Terrors: Bloody Mary", which will be available on both Android and iOS on October 12th.

"Night Terrors" pioneers state-of-the-art technology to immerse users into a survival horror game. The player's environment is filled with terrifying creatures - demons,...

Director Daniel Mark Young, whom you may remember for the horror shorts Stranger, Night Terrors, and Run, is currently raising funds on Kickstarter to complete his latest ambitious project, the werewolf short Werehouse. Like most of Young’s films, it will be penned by his frequent writing partner James Craigie. As its name suggests, Werehouse will […]

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Last week we told you guys about this anthology being available for preorder! Now, the anthology has dropped and is getting great reviews and climbing up the ladder. Before its preorder was even finished, the anthology had reached bestseller for… Continue Reading →

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13: Night Terrors is an anthology put together by Hawaiian publishing house Limitless Publishing. The collection features thirteen short stories within the horror and dark fiction genre. This is the third installment from the best-selling 13 series, preceded by 13: An… Continue Reading →

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Unfortunately, none are on Netflix. But they can be found elsewhere. Where you can watch Night Terrors? How about Eggshells, the early Tobe Hooper film that predates even The Texas Chain Saw Massacre? In the wake of Hooper’s passing over the weekend, the horror community has been mourning the loss of another legend by revisiting his […]...

It's with a heavy heart that I have to tell you director Tobe Hooper has passed away at the age of 74. Hooper was a pioneer in the horror genre and started his career directing a little film called The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. That movie was one of the most disturbing and terrifying horror movies that I saw when I was growing up. I remember the first time I watched the movie on an old VHS tape at a friends house when I was about 13-years old. I'll never forget that night because all of us were too scared to go to sleep! In my mind, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the truly great horror films in cinema.

Poltergeist was another classic horror film that he is credited for directing. We all know Steven Spielberg played a heavy role in helping direct the film, but Hooper was the acting...

As the summer continues to roll on, that means we have another great week of horror and sci-fi home entertainment releases to look forward to. The folks at Scream Factory are keeping themselves plenty busy this Tuesday, as they’re resurrecting both The Lawnmower Man and Island of Terror on Blu-ray, as well as their high-def The Paul Naschy Collection, and Arrow Video has put together an incredible two-disc limited Blu-ray set of Dario Argento’s directorial debut, The Bird With The Crystal Plumage, that any fan of the Master of Horror will want to add to their collections. And, if you missed it in theaters, the horror/sci-fi thriller Life will be available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD formats, too.

Other notable releases for June 20th include the Hack-o-Lantern limited edition Blu-ray, Patchwork, Under the Dome: The Complete Series, Ten Little Indians,...

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Doctor Who series 10 strikes gold with Knock Knock - and there were some interesting references in it, too...

This article contains lots of spoilers for Doctor Who.

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Knock, Knock is a real treat - a spooky, atmospheric tale with an emotional core and some brilliant guest performances. And in a sense it’s a real treat for this writer too, as it’s one of those Doctor Who episodes that’s so fresh and unlike anything the series has done before in its 54-year history (intentionally or otherwise) that this article is significantly shorter than usual; we hope that’s okay. But as ever, if you think you’ve spotted something we’ve missed, please do leave it in the comments below...

Poirot’s Last Case

We’ll start with a reference that wasn’t - in...

Way back in November, I reluctantly admitted that a 99¢ iPhone app was making me its bitch. Night Terrors: The Beginning is the kind of thing that makes living alone hell. I’m already the kind of jittery freak that thinks… Continue Reading →

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I don’t know if you’re anything like me, but I can often spend hours upon hours trawling through iTunes looking for new movies to buy… Usually I’ll randomly come across a title I haven’t seen in years and use the “Cast & Crew” links to make my way down the rabbit hole to the more obscure side of Apple’s digital movie service.

Now whilst many will decry that iTunes is a terrible VOD service due to Apple’s desire to lock its audience to their platforms, if you have an Apple TV or iPad be aware – there are some truly obscure films hidden away in the depths of the vast collection of movies. Some of which have been made available in the UK for the first time since VHS and a Lot that have been added to the service in their original uncut form!

So, with...

Halloween is almost here. This is the time of year for putting your favorite horror films in the DVD player. When you think of horror movies over the decades, there are certain actors whose names are indelibly linked to the horror genre. In honor of Halloween 2016, Cinelinx looks at the nine greatest horror films stars of all time.

9) Robert Englund: He made a name for himself as the burnt-faced dream demon Freddy Kruger. His body of horror work includes...A Nightmare On Elm Street, Anoes 2: Freddy’s Revenge, Anoes 3: Dream Warriors, Anoes 4: The Dream Master, Anoes 5: The Dream Child, Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare, Freddy Vs. Jason, The Phantom of the Opera, Nightmare Café, Night Terrors, Mortal Fear, The Mangler, Urban Legend, Sanitarium, The Funhouse Massacre, etc.

8) Jamie Lee Curtis: The woman who created the trend of females...

Goddam Pokémon Go! The bloody thing is everywhere! But if you’ve had enough of Jigglypuff and Charizard and want something a bit more gruesome, then checkout the upcoming game Night Terrors from developer Novum Analytics, which is being billed as… Continue Reading →

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Directors Adam Green and Joe Lynch aren’t just successful horror filmmakers and best friends—they’re dog lovers, too. They’ll be putting their mouths where your money is for a live, three-day podcast to raise money for a dog rescue that’s near and dear to the heart of The Movie Crypt, the successful podcast Green and Lynch co-host weekly on GeekNation.

No lineup or list of guests have been made official yet, but The Movie Crypt has played host to countless actors, directors, and writers from the horror community since it launched in 2013, from Sid Haig and Kane Hodder, to Danielle Harris and Mick Garris, to Joe Dante and Leigh Whannell, to James Gunn and on and on and on. I wouldn’t be surprised if some of these friends of the podcast stop by the “Save the Yorkies” marathon, which will raise money for Save a Yorkie Resuce,...

In just two weeks, Alamo Drafthouses nationwide will host screenings of A24's The Witch. More details on that story after the jump. Also in this round-up: a trailer for Night Terrors, Angelica release details, a new clip from The Final Project, and four images from The Terrible Two.

The Witch: Press Release: "Austin, TX - Feb 3, 2016 - The Alamo Drafthouse is excited to announce A24's chilling new horror film The Witch as the latest Drafthouse Recommends title. The film will open at Alamo Drafthouse locations nationwide with "sneak preview" screenings on the night of Feb. 18th, 2016. In the lead up to that opening date, select Alamo locations will also host free retrospective screenings of witchcraft horror classics to get audiences in the, er, spirit and to set the stage for director Robert Eggers' debut feature and groundbreaking new take on the genre.

And, for a limited time this month,...

Like a lot of folks, my movie watching is heading more towards a digital future rather than a physical one – and that’s despite my love of Blu-ray and all the cult movies the format has brought us thanks to the likes of Olive Films, Kino Lorber/Scorpion Releasing, Scream Factory, Vinegar Syndrome et al.

Whilst many will decry abandoning discs for digital files there are some bonuses, especially for genre fans here in the UK. The advent of iTunes has brought with it, in a lot of cases, a dropping of the borders. Movies are hitting Apple’s stores that haven’t seen the light of day since the VHS era – there’s even some films available digitally that have never previously been made available to rent or buy on these shores. Ever.

With that in mind, I’ve been trawling iTunes to find some hidden gems, the real...

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Barclay! Super-brains! Walks around the arboretum! Here's our latest look-back at Star Trek: The Next Generation season four...

This review contains spoilers.

4.19 Nth Degree

The episode opens as Lt. Reg Barclay and Dr. Crusher perform some AmDram in front of the crew, whose enlightened 24th Century dispositions allow them to appreciate even the most stilted and awkward performance. And that’s just from the D-list ensigns they have to shove into every episode now that Wesley’s gone. Everyone congratulates Barclay’s progress even though he’s terrible, and Data even learns a pithy lesson about being polite (and with that box ticked, he basically disappears for the rest of the episode.)

Barclay still isn’t feeling confident, but is happy when Geordi picks him to go on a mission to examine a probe that has disabled the Argus Array, a subspace telescope that has been disabled and needs to be fixed.

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Another Enterprise B-lister is in the spotlight in this week's Tng look-back as La Forge begins to transform...

This review contains spoilers.

4.18 Identity Crisis

In the observation lounge, Picard, Riker and La Forge are sitting around watching La Forge’s old away missions as presented by his former crewmate, Susanna Leijten. The mission involved investigating the disappearance of 49 colleagues, and while they ultimately came up short (probably because they didn’t have a telepath or a robot on their team) the other members of the away mission have themselves disappeared. Spooky!

Tracking one of the team members who stole a shuttle after deserting her post, the Enterprise find the ship but watch helplessly as it burns up in the atmosphere of the planet Geordi’s team originally investigated. Well, you can’t save everyone. Apparently.

On the surface they find two more stolen shuttles and a bunch of torn starfleet uniforms.