TNT Developing Multiple Horror TV Shows, Including Firestarter Spinoff

For many years, cable network TNT's' tagline was "We Know Drama," but with a new focus on horror, suspense, sci fi, action and all things pulpy, it might as well be "We Know Genre." In truth, the slogan was changed in recent years to simply "TNT Drama" and now, apparently, the channel is expanding it to the unwieldy "TNT Drama...Boom" -- I suppose to more accurately represent the "explosive" nature of the content it will be airing.

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NYC! Join the FANGORIA Staff for a 80s Terror at Alamo Drafthouse Yonkers on 5/23 + 5/28

The '80s was a very special time in horror history; an era where the audacious and ridiculous went hand-in-hand with eerie and creepy cinema.

Dirty Pretty Decisions Drive ‘Locke’

Back in 2002, Joel Schumacher and Colin Farrell captured a startling mix of old school terror with a new sensibility in the mainstream-friendly Phone Booth .

An Invaluable Documentary Takes a Look at Evil Dead’s Tom Sullivan

There's no doubt about it... when you think of Sam Raimi's classic film The Evil Dead , one of the first things that springs to mind is the flick's insane special effects.

Bryce Dallas Howard experiences real-life dinosaur scare on Jurassic World

When it comes to the movie franchise Jurassic Park the idea is to make a film that will have the viewers on the edge of the seat, giving them plenty of jumps and frights along the way but we never really expect their found herself shooting with one of the mechanical dinosaurs involved in the film, when there was an ill-timed power cut leaving the ... (more)

Celebrity guests for September Salt Lake Comic Con announced

Flanked by Imperial stormtroopers and accompanied by the steady, electronic breathing of Darth Vader, Salt Lake Comic Con organizers Tuesday announced the first batch of geek- and pop-culture guests for September's event.

Sis Boom Blah: All Cheerleaders Die Movie Review

Lucky McKee's horror comedy All Cheerleaders Die has a lot going for it; unfortunately, none of it goes well. Read about it in my review of All Cheerleaders Die, which is currently available on demand and will receive a limited theatrical release on June 13.

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HR Giger dead at 74: A legacy of Aliens and bizarre Batmobiles

Swiss surrealist artist H.R. Giger has died at the age of 74, best known for having designed the iconic Xenomorph star of the Alien movies, for which he won an Oscar.

Wolf Creek 2 Offers More of the Same Casual Brutality

To surpass the original, sequels must avoid repeating events and themes covered in the original.