Horror Movies

Molly is slowly driven mad by the guilt and shame that she experienced as a child under her abusive father. Delusion gives way to murder as she becomes increasingly detached from reality in the 1976 shocker, THE WITCH WHO CAME FROM THE SEA. While a few select scenes depict Molly's grisly daydreams of bodily dismemberment, THE WITCH WHO CAME FROM THE SEA earned itself a place on the "Video Nasties

Hammer Films took a bloody leap in to the Horror genre with the debut of its seminal classic, The Curse of Frankenstein, in 1957, revitalizing the grand Gothic traditions of the Universal monster movies in glorious Technicolor! The Frankenstein films would also launch the careers of several of the greatest names in Horror, but it is Peter Cushing whose iconic performances as the Baron

First Frightdays Presents NEAR DARK  Come to a FREE Screening on Friday, July 5th! WILLIAMSBURG, NY - June 19, 2013 - Join Videology on the first Friday of every month for Videology First Frightdays, bringing you the best of horror and the worst of horror (show up and find out which one)! Kathryn Bigelow’s second film, NEAR DARK is a gritty vampire western that does nothing to

In theaters and Video on Demand Friday, June 28th! LOS ANGELES, CA - June 19, 2013 - In 100 BLOODY ACRES, brothers Reg and Lindsay Morgan are struggling to keep their organic blood and bone fertilizer business in motion. Their secret “recipe” for success (using dead car crash victims in their product) was a huge boon to business, but lately supply has been gravely low. Months have passed

After being teased with a TV adaptation of the popular comic Locke & Key that failed to materialize beyond a pilot, word has now come that Universal has picked it up to develop as a feature film. Per THR's Heat Vision Blog, Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, and Bobby Cohen will produce via their Universal-based K/O Paper Products banner. Ted Adams, the CEO and publisher of IDW Publishing, the company behind the comic, will also produce. Written by Joe Hill and featuring astounding artwork from Gabriel Rodriguez, Locke & Key tells of Keyhouse, an unlikely New England mansion, with fantastic doors that transform all who dare to walk through them.... and home to a hate-filled and relentless creature that will not rest until it forces open the most terrible door of them all... Hollywood has been trying to adapt Locke & Key for several years now. Dimension had the screen rights initially, and when they lapsed in 2010, Kurtzman and Orci, the superstar writers whose work includes Star Trek, Transformers, and "Fringe," jumped in. The property then became a Fox TV series produced by DreamWorks TV and K/O Paper Products, but Fox ultimately passed on it. The producers tried to shop it around, but budgetary constraints were an issue. The hope now is that the feature film model will give the story the ample canvas it needs. Executive VP of Production Jon Mone and Creative Executive Jay Polidoro will oversee the project for Universal, while Ben Kim will handle development for K/O Paper Products. Look for more soon! VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it! Transform in the comments section below!

The Sopranos star was felled by a massive heart attack.

A new TV spot for R.I.P.D. has arrived, and it's bound and determined to save us from the evils of the night. Watch it now as a means to show your support for the Rest in Peace Department! Universal Pictures' R.I.P.D. stars Ryan Reynolds, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Bacon, Stephanie Szostak, Mary-Louise Parker, Marisa Miller, Mike O'Malley, James Hong, Tobias Segal, and Robert Knepper. Robert Schwentke directed the project, which follows a murdered cop (Reynolds) who is recruited to work in the Rest in Peace Department, a police force comprised of ghosts who battle spirits unready to depart this world. Jeff Bridges plays Reynolds' ghostly partner. Universal Pictures' supernatural farce has been scheduled for July 19, 2013. Synopsis Nick is dead — at least, that’s how he remembers it — and teams up with another deceased detective, a gunslinger from the Old West (played by Jeff Bridges), to work for an elite task force, the Rest In Peace Department (hence the title), to track down the dead on Earth. (Due to overpopulation, some unsettled spirits haven’t gone where they’re supposed to and are hiding out). Technically, R.I.P.D. officers (who are overseen by Mary-Louise Parker) aren’t allowed to kill anyone living and aren’t supposed to interact with anyone from their previous lives, but Nick is haunted by the fact that he was murdered by another cop (played by Kevin Bacon) and can’t let it go. VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it! Get ripped in the comments section below!

It was during Cannes when Magnet, the genre arm of Magnolia Pictures, announced that it had acquired the North American rights to Big Bad Wolves, and we finally now have an English language trailer to check out. Directed by Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado, Big Bad Wolves (review here) stars Lior Ashkenazi (Footnote), Tzachi Grad (The Flood) , Rotem Keinan (The Exchange), and Dov Glickman. Synopsis A series of brutal murders puts the lives of three men on a collision course: The father of the latest victim now out for revenge, a vigilante police detective operating outside the boundaries of law, and the main suspect in the killings – a religious studies teacher arrested and released due to a police blunder. VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it! Operate outside the boundaries of the comments section below!

In truly tragic and sobering news acclaimed actor James Gandolfini has passed away in Italy at the age of just 51. This is without question a terrible loss for both the television and the film industry. Read on for details. Deadline broke the news that Gandolfini's cause of death looks to be a massive heart attack. Over the years James has played many a frightening character including Virgil in True Romance and of course Tony in HBO's "The Sporanos." His entry into the film came, as it does for so many, via a horror movie. The little seen flick from 1987 was entitled Shock! Shock! Shock!, and even though he never revisited the horror genre again we were happy to have him even if it was just briefly. We here at Dread Central would look to express our deepest of condolences to James' many friends, family, and constituents. You will be missed, sir, and you will always be our favorite boss of bosses. Ciao. VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it! Honor the man in the comments section below!