Lee Cronin’s ‘The Mummy’ is a Viscerally Unsettling Reinvention of a Horror Icon
The Mummy remains one of the most iconic figures of the classic movie monster era. For nearly 95 years, the
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‘Black Phone 2’ Star Madeleine McGraw Answers the Call
Black Phone 2 is terrifying audiences everywhere now! While the first film was all about Mason Thames’ character, Finney, the
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NOC Review: Blumhouse Phones It In with ‘Black Phone 2’
Traveling back to 2022, I remember leaving my screening of The Black Phone, touched, thrilled, and genuinely surprised having seen
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The Stars of ‘M3GAN 2.0’ on Surviving an AI Apocalypse
The Baddest Bot B of all is back! M3GAN 2.0 is now officially in theaters. The sequel to the surprise
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Dropping the Mic with the Cast and Crew of ‘Drop’ at the Red Carpet Premiere
Drop is now out in theaters! It’s one of the most fun in-theater experiences I’ve had this year, and I
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NOC Review: It’s Easy to ‘Speak No Evil’ With a Movie So Forgettable
This is not Blumhouse’s year. They’re 0 for 4 so far, with Night Swim, Imaginary, AfrAId, and now Speak No
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NOC Review: Lackluster ‘Imaginary’ is More Fantasy Than Horror
This time last year, Blumhouse was on a roll. M3GAN was making a killing at the box office. And the
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Prepare to Enter Chauncey’s ‘Imaginary’ Playhouse
Horror fans in the LA area, this one’s for you! Missing Halloween Horror Nights? Well Blumhouse has the cure for
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Creepy Trailer for Blumhouse’s ‘Imaginary’ Comes to Life
We got another one from the house of horror that never sleeps (which also means we’ll never sleep!). After the
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NOC Review: ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ is Not Very Compelling
What a disappointing start to the Fall Movie Season. First The Creator, now The Exorcist: Believer. These were two highly
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Believe in the New Motion Poster and Featurette for ‘The Exorcist: Believer’
We’re one week out from the release of The Exorcist: Believer. And to celebrate, Universal and Blumhouse have put out
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The Body, the Blood, and the New Trailer for ‘The Exorcist: Believer’
Oh man, this is going to be terrifying. The latest trailer dropped for David Gordon Green’s The Exorcist: Believer. Acting
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The Creepy Trailer for ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ Will Compel You
Last week we revealed the new posters for David Gordon Green’s legacy sequel to The Exorcist, entitled The Exoricst: Believer.
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Deconstructing ‘M3GAN’ with Screenwriter Akela Cooper
She Tiktok danced her way into our hearts, before brutally cutting down people with the blade of a paper cutter
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NOC Review: ‘M3GAN’ is a Hilarious Horror Hoot
Oh man. I haven’t laughed this hard in a theater in a long time! I once said in my review
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Kyle Richards and Director David Gordon Green Discuss the End of ‘Halloween’
The end is here! Today, in theaters and on Peacock, Halloween Ends will conclude the saga of Laurie Strode and
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Andi Matichak and Rohan Campbell on Darkness and Chemistry in ‘Halloween Ends’
We are counting down to the end of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode in Halloween Ends, coming this Friday in
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NOC Interview: Jamie Lee Curtis on Surviving ‘Halloween’
In 1978, the face of horror films was changed forever, thanks to the work of master filmmaker, John Carpenter, and
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Blumhouse Mastermind Jason Blum on His New Masterpiece, ‘The Black Phone’
There’s no argument that the Blumhouse of Horrors (aka Blumhouse Productions) has made as profound an impact on the horror
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‘Madres’ Star Ariana Guerra on How Film Can Tell Stories to Inspire Change
Madres is a bit of an enigma as a film. Billed as a horror movie about a Mexican American couple
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‘The Manor’ Director Axelle Carolyn Wants to Know Why Everyone is So Afraid to Grow Old
Axelle Carolyn has been a lover of the horror genre from the beginning of her career. Ever since her jump
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Gigi Saul Guerrero on Campy Horror and Respecting Your Elders in ‘Bingo Hell’
In Bingo Hell, co-writer and director Gigi Saul Guerrero creates a world of horror that harkens to the campiness of
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The Haunting History of Vampires and Blackness is Captured in ‘Black as Night’
In the film Black as Night, screenwriter Sherman Payne pens a haunting and alluring tale of vampires and their victims
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