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This “Cringe-Inducing” Sci-Fi Horror Made $4M at the Box Office, but You’ll Regret Not Watching It Before It Leaves Stre...

Courtesy of Neon Body horror movies are not for everyone, but in the last few years they have had a renaissance along with the entire horror genre. For many, the body horror subge...

Basket Case vs. The Brood: Different Directors, Same Movie

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Basket Case vs. The Brood: Different Directors, Same Movie Adam Page on Basket Case and The Brood…I always imagine a smell coming of...

The Fly: Perhaps It’s Time to Consider Some Anti-Contamination Protocols

The 1958 and 1986 versions explore the same subject from different but very effective angles... The post <i>The Fly</i>: Perhaps It’s Time to Consider Some Anti-Contami...

Body Horror Films: The Essential List

From a woman injecting herself with a younger clone to a man slowly turning into metal, body horror keeps finding new ways to disturb us. Continue reading…

Electric Meat

If the disjointed storytelling of Eraserhead and Mulholland Drive were chopped into pieces, then soaked in buckets of Cronenberg’s psychosexual stage blood,... The post Electric Me...

6.5-Foot Brundlefly Animatronic Brings ‘The Fly’ to Your Halloween Display

You can now bring David Cronenberg’s The Fly home for Halloween with a massive new Brundlefly animatronic. The officially licensed […]

James Gunn Shares List of Body Horror Films to Watch Before ‘Clayface’

Ahead of 'Clayface', James Gunn has shared a list of twelve body horror films he recommends watching beforehand.

‘Species’ Review: Body Horror Meets Burnout in Nasty Thriller [Brooklyn Horror Fest]

'Species’ is a vicious and ultra-gory meditation on burnout workplace culture that’s filtered through Gen Z apathy

My Name is John

Is it time to twist your brain into knots? Jordan A. Roman’s short is just what your psychologist and physical therapist ordered.... The post My Name is John first appeared on Film...

40 Years Later, This Iconic 5-Word Horror Quote Is More Famous Than the Academy Award-Winning Movie It Came From

Image Courtesy of Fox It has been 40 years since an Oscar-winning sci-fi horror movie featured a quote that has become even bigger than the movie itself. In 1986, David Cronenberg...

Arachnophobes Beware: ‘Crawlers’ Delivers Considerable Eight-Legged Terror

'Crawlers' doesn't reinvent the subgenre, but thoughtful filmmaking and plenty of squishy gore will terrify arachnophobes everywhere.

Videodrome :: Psycho II (1983)

About midway through Psycho II (1983), you realize you’re not watching a horror sequel, but a carefully constructed character study. Psycho II isn’t really interested in being a se...

Onslaught

Adam Wingard loves John Carpenter so much that his horror thriller Onslaught plays like J.C.’s greatest hits. Celeste (Adria Arjona) is an ex-military... The post Onslaught first a...

35 years later, Bruce LaBruce’s DIY masterpiece remains unmatched

Bruce LaBruce's first feature might be the closest thing he'll ever make to a rom-com.

‘The Addiction’: An Uncommonly Grim and Seductive Vampiric Tale

More than 20 years later, Abel Ferrara's 'The Addiction' is an uncommonly rich and poignant subversion of vampiric mythos.

Nightmares Come to Life in the Convoluted but Oddly Compelling ‘Parasomnia’

Writer-director James Ross II makes his feature debut with the horror film hitting Shudder this week.

Chuck Russell's 1988 Horror Remake That Deserves Far More Love

The late, great filmmaker Chuck Russell, who died on July 22, 2026, was behind some of the biggest hits of the 1980s and 1990s, including the 1987 horror sequel A Nightmare on Elm...

THE CRAWLING Trailer Teases a Twisted Psychological Horror Film About Alien Encounters and Losing Control

Canadian Auteur Matthew Rankin Had a Fever Dream About Canadian History

In the Toronto-premiering 'Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney,' the 'Universal Language' director turns former Canadian PM Brian Mulroney’s rise to power into a surreal collage o...

Zach Cregger Says His Next Film THE FLOOD Channels the Bizarre Horror of 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY

‘The Swallow’ Review – A Gruesome Blob Movie That Sinks [Fantastic Fest]

Matt Konopka reviews 'The Swallow' out of Fantastic Fest, a gruesome blob movie from filmmakers Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer.

Grief and tech collide in uneasily brilliant sci-fi film The Remotes

Shown at the New York Film Festival, John Torres’s film The Remotes tells of a mysterious app that seems to be controlling drivers' bodies, causing them to crash. It is challenging...

Tom Cruise on Iñárritu's 'Digger': 'This guy's got f***ing balls'

Legendary actor goes unrecognizable for his wildest role yet

‘Never After Dark’ Filmmaker Will Next Remake the Already Perfect ‘Pulse’

Dave Boyle will follow his Japan-set horror breakout with a new take on Kiyoshi Kurosawa's eerie internet tale.