Cold-Blooded Horror: Notable Films To Look Out For This Fall & Winter

 Here you have it, folks. Just a couple of noteworthy horror films being release over the next few months. I'll try my best to review all of these films as they are released. ...

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Stephen King announces blood-sucking sequel to "The Shining"

Finally, something to write about! It appears the "King" of horror has a new book in the works, titled Dr. Sleep, and while that alone is pretty big news, this book is allegedly a sequel to his 1977 masterpiece, The Shining. However, supposedly, this book will revolve around a group of traveling vampires. Now, if you're like me, you're probably thinking to yourself Vampires? How does that fit in?...

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Paranormal Activity 3 releases new clip on VHS

(via Bloody Disgusting) A surprisingly cool marketing campaign from a movie I have not even the tiniest desire to see...

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Brand new trailer for The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence

Here's the brand new trailer from this year's follow up to one of the most hyped up horror movies in recent years ...

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Why I didn't hate Shark Night 3D (and you shouldn't either)

Like most self respecting movie goers, I thought Shark Night 3D looked, well, stupid. Some sharks in a lake kill some attractive college students. How could that possibly be anything but dumb? Now, like I said in the title of this post, I didn't hate it, however, that doesn't mean it was a "good" movie in anyway. The plot, script and acting was average at best. The film is about a group of overly muscular guys and unrealistically curvy girls who attend college together and decide to spend the weekend at a nearby lake. Things start to go horribly wrong when the friends discover that there are vicious man-eating sharks inhabiting the salt water...

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Don't Be Afraid of the Dark: Show Me Your Teeth

Guillermo del Toro and Troy Nixey's adaptation of 1973 television movies of the same name tells the story of Sally (Bailee Madison), a young girl sent to live with her father (Guy Pearce) and his new girlfriend (Katie Holmes) in an ancient house being restored for an architecture magazine. Sally, feeling alone and unwanted in her new home, begins exploring the house and grounds on her own, and soon discovers a hidden basement. Sally soon "befriends" unseen whisperers hidden in the walls and vents of the house. The little creatures crave children's teeth and will do whatever it takes to lure Sally back down to them. Overall, I would score the...

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