horror

Sometimes dead is better, but Pet Sematary shows that sometimes a remake of a horror classic can stand apart from other adaptations.

Lupita Nyong’o stars in ‘Little Monsters,’ a horror-romantic comedy with a whole lot of blood, charm, and humor. Find out why its a must see

‘The Empty Man #5’ follows as Agent Jensen’s secret exposed and the strange creature teased in the last issue is out for the world to see.

Snatchers is a combination of suspense, raunchy comedy, and tasteful dash gorey horror, all while also being poignant metaphor for teenage pregnancy. 

Who knew a horror-comedy with gore, unreserved humor, and some brutal physical comedy could have so much charm? Well Little Monsters did it all

February may have ended, but since March is dedicated to Women’s History and women in horror deserve to spotlighted all year long.

‘World of Horror’ is a refreshing twist on the modern horror game genre. Don’t let its simplistic graphics and gameplay fool you.

In ‘The Batman Who Laughs #3’ the Dark Knight enlisted the help of James Gordon Jr. to stop the Batman Who Laughs but the Grim Knight is hot on their trail

In ‘The Empty Man #4,’ the Kerry family escapes the strange cult but they are far from safety as we see a grotesque creature prowling in the night.

‘Elvira: The Shape of Elvira #1’ follows the Mistress of the Dark where she gets a lead role in a film about human/gill monster romance.