
Hellraiser set for remake, Clive Barker writing and Doug Bradley as Pinhead.
In news that sent waves through the Horror community, Clive Barker recently announced he’s been in talks with Dimension pictures to remake Hellraiser.

In news that sent waves through the Horror community, Clive Barker recently announced he’s been in talks with Dimension pictures to remake Hellraiser.

Last week we discussed a film which is known as one of the most influential horror stories ever released in the cinema.

I am obligated to say that there will be spoilers ahead, but as I am going to be talking about one of the most important, well-known and culturally…

Remember when horror films were scary, disturbing ,gave you nightmares and they had amazing practical fx before everything got watered down for mass…

Like last week I wanted to write about a film which could be considered an early forerunner of the Slasher.

Where did the slasher film come from? How did it all start, and most importantly, what was the very first movie that we can can say with any certainty was the…

So I had a chat with Avon Taylor, the gentleman and inventor behind The Haberdash Steampunk Shop, and here is what he had to say…

If you’ve been following my Free Film Friday blog then you know that I am seriously in to cinema.

Did you ever watch Goosebumps back in the day? Well if you did try to imagine the creepy voice that welcomed you to the show as you read the next line. Ready?

When Event Horizon was first released, it was widely panned by critics and did abysmally at the box office. It was a flop; even now, it only manages 22% on Rotten Tomatoes, and under-rates at 6.6 on IMDB. But this review isn’t necessarily for that wider target audience; it is for those who want to watch (in my humble opinion) the best sci-fi horror genre-masher since Alien.

A few months ago I was intrigued by a number of reviews which had called the remake of The Evil Dead the best horror film in years.

Delving back into the past this week I thought we should take a look at something a little less obscure.