- MoviesSam Ashurst
Netflix’s 'Cam': Writer Isa Mazzei reveals prejudice she faced making debut movie as a former sex worker (exclusive)
"They questioned my ability, because I was a sex worker, to even write a script,” Mazzei tells Yahoo Movies UK.
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK
Nazi horror-war film 'Overlord' was inspired by horrifying real-life experiments
"It's absolutely terrifying, horrifying, awful," Wyatt Russell says about actual experiments that influenced the horror elements of "Overlord."
- MoviesIndiewire
‘Suspiria’ Star Chloë Grace Moretz Praises Film’s Nudity As ‘Empowering’ and ‘Not Voyeuristic in the Slightest’
"A lot of people wouldn’t expect a grown man to be able to depict women in that way," the actress told IndieWire. "That’s what’s so special about Luca [Guadagnino]."
- MoviesMichael Moran
Inside No.9 – Special live Halloween episode, Dead Line. A high-risk comedy
Inside No.9 brought a special live episode to Halloween – did Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith's daring gamble pay off?
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK
Stream screams: The best horror on VOD this Halloween
Forget the candy, this is what you need to binge this Halloween.
- MoviesTom Butler
What happens to your brain when you watch a horror film
Whether you love horror films or not, they definitely have a power to move people in mysterious ways. Ever wondered why they spook us, and what effect is has on our brains?
- MoviesThe Wrap
‘Halloween’ Posts Biggest Opening Weekend for a Film With a 55+ Woman as Lead
Jamie Lee Curtis has broken new ground for women at the box office thanks to the role that first made her famous: Laurie Strode, the protagonist of “Halloween” and one of horror’s most famous heroines. This weekend, David Gordon Green’s sequel to the 1978 slasher earned an opening of $77.5 million, making it the largest box office opening for a film with a woman over the age of 55 in the lead role. “Jamie Lee Curtis is an absolute force of nature in this film,” said Universal Domestic Distribution President Jim Orr.
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‘The Haunting of Hill House’ is traumatising Twitter users in a good way
Netflix’s 'The Haunting of Hill House' is a slow burn, but the scares do come. Fans on Twitter say they’re afraid to turn out the lights at night.
- MoviesEntertainment Weekly
Halloween: The inside story of a sequel 40 years in the making
Halloween: The inside story of a sequel 40 years in the making
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'The Curse of La Llorona': Teaser trailer
La Llorona. The Weeping Woman. A horrifying apparition, caught between Heaven and Hell, trapped in a terrible fate sealed by her own hand. The mere mention of her name has struck terror around the world for generations. In life, she drowned her children in a jealous rage, throwing herself in the churning river after them as she wept in pain. Now her tears are eternal. They are lethal, and those who hear her death call in the night are doomed. La Llorona creeps in the shadows and preys on the children, desperate to replace her own. As the centuries have passed, her desire has grown more voracious…and her methods more terrifying. The Curse of La Llorona , which is set for release in April 2019, is produced by Emile Gladstone, Gary Dauberman who brought you “IT” and the “Annabelle” franchises, and James Wan of “The Conjuring” Universe. Michael Chaves, who won Shriekfest’s Best Super Short Film in 2016 for “The Maiden,” makes his feature directorial debut.
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK
'Night of the Living Dead': Zombie classic is relevant as ever at 50
The film that launched the undying zombie hordes remains a terrifying, socially conscious classic a half-century after its release.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
‘Mandy’ director Panos Cosmatos wants to direct ‘Doctor Who’ because of these classic villains (exclusive)
“This thing haunts me, man.”
- MoviesDeadline
‘The Nun’ Now The Most Almighty ‘Conjuring’ Title Ever With $330M Worldwide – Box Office
New Line’s The Nun officially became the highest-grossing title in The Conjuring universe this weekend with a running global total of $330M , besting the $320M worldwide haul of The Conjuring 2 which previously owned that record. With a net production cost of $22M, The Nun is bound for at least a $100M-plus profit after all ancillaries when you consider that The Conjuring 2 minted close to that figure off a production cost that was close to double that plus $100M P&A…
- MoviesSam Ashurst
How to watch 31 days of horror in October
New to streaming, DVD and cinemas this Spooktober.
- MoviesVariety
Amazon Sued Over Use of Artist’s Work in ‘Suspiria’
The Estate of Ana Mendieta sued Amazon Studios on Thursday, alleging that the film “Suspiria” borrows from the late artist’s work. The suit alleges that the film and the trailer used images that were derived from two of Mendieta’s pieces from the 1970s, “Rape Scene” and “Untitled (Silueta Series, Mexico).” Director Luca Guadagnino has given […]
- MoviesDeadline
New Line In Lead To Catch ‘Train To Busan’ Remake; Gary Dauberman Scripting, James Wan Producing Zombie Thriller – Update
UPDATED, 4:40 PM: We’re hearing New Line Cinema has taken the pole position on acquiring the remake of Train to Busan , which Gary Dauberman will write and James Wan will produce alongside original rightsholder Gaumont. Five studios have been in the mix on the hot property, a redo of the 2016 Korean apocalyptic zombie thriller, with Universal bowing out earlier and Paramount, Lionsgate and Screen Gems all circling with New Line. We understand New Line is now in…
- MoviesThe Wrap
‘Overlord’ Wins Early Raves at Fantastic Fest: ‘Everything I Wanted From a WWII Nazi Zombie Movie’
If the reaction from its premiere at Fantastic Fest is any indication, “Overlord” may be exactly what you are looking for. Last night, the WWII zombie film from director Julius Avery and producer J.J. Abrams earned rave reviews at the genre-oriented film festival in Austin, with “Deadpool” creator Rob Liefeld and “Doctor Strange” writer C. Robert Cargill among those in the audience.
- MoviesTom Butler
Lenny Abrahamson: Marketing 'The Little Stranger' as a horror 'damaged' it in America (exclusive)
Oscar-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson addresses why his new film 'The Little Stranger' struggled at the US box office.
- MoviesDigital Spy
Jamie Lee Curtis reunites with her Halloween co-star
Kyle Richards played Lindsey in the original.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
Hardcore new ‘Halloween’ reboot trailer lands
‘Evil is real' in the new Halloween trailer.
- MoviesThe Wrap
Everything We’ve Learned About the Purge from the Movies
USA’s new show “The Purge” riffs on the horror movie franchise that’s now four movies deep, expanding on its central idea — that one night a year, all crime in America is legal, and participants can “purge” their hate and bad thoughts by murdering and pillaging during that time. The movies take place in the future, in which the Purge has existed for years and become part of American life. It’s not just one horrible night of freedom in which some people unleash their inner psychopaths on their neighbors, coworkers, friends and strangers — it’s also a form of control created by the government.
- MoviesIndiewire
Luca Guadagnino Watched Someone Text Throughout the ‘Suspiria’ World Premiere, and His Reaction Is Priceless
Someone had the audacity to use their phone during the world premiere screening of "Suspiria" at the Venice Film Festival.
- MoviesDeadline
‘Suspiria’: Luca Guadagnino On Amazon’s Wild First Horror Pic, Dakota Johnson, That Cinema-con Scene & Sequels
Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria is a wild ride. “It’s amazing when a studio backs a movie as bold and auteured as Suspiria,” someone close to the Amazon and K Period Media-backed chiller admits. “It’s like ‘woah’, even as you’re watching it. There's nothing quite like it.” Call Me By Your Name director Guadagnino's $20M re-imagining of Dario Argento's 1977 cult classic stars Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, Lutz Ebersdorf (perhaps), Jessica Harper (of the original) and…
- MoviesDeadline
The Latest Ad For ‘The Nun’ Is So Scary, YouTube Removed It
They say that there’s no such thing as bad publicity, and in the case of New Line’s upcoming The Nun, that can be said about a recent viral stunt for the film which was deemed too inappropriate for YouTube. A ‘jump-scare’ tease for The Conjuring spinoff, which opens on Sept. 7, triggered too many complaints from Twitter users, that YouTube took notice and reportedly removed the video. The ad does live on in the YouTube-verse, and you can take a look at it below. The video…
