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Posted by Horror Movies News on October 24, 2013Halloween season is here and scary movies have taken over pretty much every channel on basic cable.
Halloween season is here and scary movies have taken over pretty much every channel on basic cable.
Pedophilia, predatory homosexual rape and drug abuse are the horrific allegations made in Corey Feldman's new book, which details sexual abuse he and Corey Haim experienced in Hollywood at the hands of very powerful older men when the boys were young teens.
Pedophilia, predatory homosexual rape and drug abuse are the horrific allegations made in Corey Feldman's new book, which details sexual abuse he and Corey Haim experienced in Hollywood at the hands of very powerful older men when the boys were young teens.

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Believe it or not, it's been nearly a decade since Wolf Creek hit theaters -- an eternity in the oft-rushed world of horror movie sequels. But despite the long layoff, lo and behold, Wolf Creek 2 is on the way! As proof, we now have a trailer for the film, which features more of the same deranged Outback antics perpetrated by sadistic serial killer Mick Taylor. If you enjoyed the first film (and I did), this appears to be right up your alley, but unfortunately, the trailer is for the February 20 Australian release. Wolf Creek 2 actually doesn't have a US release date yet; it doesn't even seem to have a distributor. Who knows, it may end up going direct to video here (although I hope not). Whatever the release plan, hopefully it will take place in 2014 and won't drag on for years like some other foreign films.
...Around the world one million comic books will be given away as part of Halloween Comic-Fest 2013 this weekend.
Around the world one million comic books will be given away as part of Halloween Comic-Fest 2013 this weekend.
Halloween won't be officially celebrated until the evening of Oct. 31, but this is the final weekend for ghoulish happenings before the big night.
Halloween won't be officially celebrated until the evening of Oct. 31, but this is the final weekend for ghoulish happenings before the big night.
The zombification of America got its start in 1968, when George A. Romero and a bunch of his friends and colleagues released Night of the Living Dead , the scrappy little horror movie that could not only serve as patient zero in the ongoing pop-cultural zombie apocalypse, it also revolutionized horror as a genre and marked the birth of a new era in ... (more)