Category: News

  • The Exorcist director comments on It topping his box office record

    With a current domestic box office total of $323.7 million, It has become the highest-grossing horror movie of all time, surpassing the previous record held by The Exorcist ($232.9 million). As director William Friedkin pointed out, however, his 1973 classic technically packed more theaters. Read More >

  • Stranger Things: Season 2 reviews are in

    Stranger Things was one of Netflix’s breakout hits last year. Does the second season suffer from the sophomore slump, though? Read More >

  • Did Pennywise try to eat a baby in a deleted IT scene?

    Stephen King’s It had some pretty shocking imagery, but there was one particular scene that was apparently too disturbing for the final cut, and we’re not talking about the orgy. Read More >

  • Critics are destroying The Snowman

    Do you want to build a snowman? You might not after reading this. Read More >

  • Flatliners reviews are in and they’re VERY Negative

    When it was announced that 1990’s Flatliners would be getting a 2017 remake, it seemed unnecessary to say the least. Reviews suggest that our initial speculations were indeed correct. Read More >

  • There’s a new trailer for The Killing of Sacred Deer and it’s creepy…

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    Today A24 released the new trailer for The Killing of Sacred Deer – Yorgos Lanthimos’ third film with A24 looks atmospheric, creepy and uninviting Read More >

  • It is the biggest horror movie of all time

    After only a couple weeks, the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King’s It has become the highest-grossing horror movie of all time. Read More >

  • Stranger Things posters pay homage to 80s classics

    Seeing how Stranger Things was largely inspired by The Goonies and A Nightmare on Elm Street, it only makes sense that these posters for Season 2 are draped in 80s nostalgia. Read More >

  • It star discusses alternate ending

    Jaeden Lieberher, who played Bill, says that the Stephen King adaption almost had a slightly different final act. Read More >

  • mother! gets an F CinemaScore

    Despite getting mostly positive reviews from critics, Darren Aronofsky’s mother! won’t go down as an audience favorite. Read More >