Since 2016, SyFy's stomach-churning horror anthology series Channel Zero has sent chills down the spines of even the most diehard horror fiends. And according to fans and critics, the verdict on the latest instalment in the franchise, Butcher's Block, suggests it is perhaps the creepiest season yet.
Time marches on content leaves Netflix. Subscribers to the streaming service are now used to losing movies and TV shows every month, but it's still a shame to see great content disappear.
Occasionally there are stars that shine so bright, you can't escape them. In the 90s and early 2000s, their faces are everywhere: in one blockbuster film after another, billboards, magazines, and television.
Eighties horror was not only awash with increasingly derivative slasher movies, but also a deluge of "creature features", often mixing milder scares with black comedy and aimed at a younger teen audience. Many were low-grade trash and simply knocking-off studio hits of the day, like Gremlins , minus the adroit humour and ingenuity.
This pacy, well-made documentary series provides a palpable sense of the excitement, frustration and hard work involved in small-time opal mining. The conditions are terrible and the machinery old and cantankerous, but at the end of the day everyone seems to unearth just enough of the gorgeous gemstone to keep them going.
The horror genre is in the midst of a renaissance at the moment. New and exciting projects have hit theaters in the past few years, making money and becoming critical successes in the process.
Bollywood actor Sridevi passed away on Saturday night after a cardiac arrest. She was 54. She was called the female Amitabh Bachchan of Bollywood, and not for nothing.
Now a four-time Oscar nominee with the spectacular success of his fantastical creature romance The Shape of Water , which took 13 Oscar nominations last month, writer/director Guillermo del Toro will always remember the first time he saw one of his project's primary inspirations, the 1954 black-and-white monster movie Creature from the Black Lagoon . "Every Sunday, Channel 6 used to show all the Universal monster movies," the director explained.
There's really no one better than Kyle Chandler to answer the ultimate monster question: Who wins King Kong versus Godzilla? Chandler, who is showing comedy chops in this weekend's Game Night , starred in Peter Jackson's King Kong in 2005. To bolster his monster expertise, Chandler's just completed the Godzilla sequel with Millie Bobby Brown.