First we got Bates Motel, a tv show based on Psycho, then Krueger: The Slasher From Elm Street was announced (A Nightmare on Elm Street) and now Friday the 13th is getting a television show. (ANOES and FT13 both already had tv shows in the 90’s)
Emmett/Furla/Oasis Films and Crystal Lake Entertainment have set a deal to produce a new hourlong dramatic series based upon the characters and settings of Friday The 13th. Continue reading
The fourth film in the [REC] franchise once again drops the found-footage angle, but ups the scope with a massive battle on the sea. Jaume Balaguero’s [REC]4 Apocalypse will premiere at the Sitges Film Festival October 3, [REC]4 Apocalypse ends one of the most successful franchises internationally acclaimed terror. Continue reading for the trailer. Continue reading 
Black gloves, sharp objects, and mysterious goings-on… these three things are what 70s Italian giallo films were all about, and filmmaker Luciano Onetti pays homage to the sub-genre with Deep Sleep (aka Sonno Profondo), which is set for a premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
If you love films like Deep Red, and Torso, continue reading to see the trailer! Continue reading
Official news has hit that shock rocker Marilyn Manson has teamed up with composer Tyler Bates to create the theme song to the new WGN America show Salem. The track, entitled “Cupid Carries A Gun”, will take over as the opening title sequence from the second episode on.
Continue reading to see the credits with the new theme. Continue reading
Wolf Creek 2 is one of the best movies I’ve seen this year, and Mick Taylor is quickly becoming one of my favorite horror villains. In honor of Wolf Creek 2 (out now on VOD, with limited theatrical release coming May 16), the folks over at Image Horror have released a set of awesome WC2 postcards. Continue reading
Yowza! Yowza! Yowza! Do we have a humdinger of an episode for you! We’re smoking real cigarettes and doing hoodrat things with our friends. We’ve got evil twins, skin changers, hydrocephalic babies, a ridiculously young John Ritter, the greatest game in the world, and friend of the podcast, Mr. Chad Crawford Kinkle (director of Jug Face). We take a look at the 1972 horror mystery The Other, get into a bit of Matt’s hatred for Pan’s Labyrinth, and answer the age old question “can a full grown woman, really love a midget”? Shit fire, and save the matches, it’s the Who Goes There Podcast episode 21!
*note* there are one or two small audio glitches, did what we could, sorry.
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We LOVE Cavity Colors, and Aaron Crawford has once again outdone himself with this awesome limited edition shirt and print inspired by John Carpenter’s The Thing. Shirts are $22 (limited to 150), prints are $25 (limited to 20), and feature Crawford’s take on the legendary Norris spider head. Pick yours up before they’re gone!
As a kid my brothers and I would spend HOURS beating the living crap out of our Wrestling Buddies; Jake the Snake, Ultimate Warrior, I can’t count how many times I powerbombed Big Boss Man “through a table”. HorrorDecor.net has taken the concept and created Horror Buddies! This Friday, April 25th they will be releasing their second Horror Buddy, Jason Voorhees! Keep your eyes on the official HorrorDecor website for this must-have item to go on sale.
In the comments is the trailer for Derek Mungor’s POV slasher You Are Not Alone. While the footage itself isn’t all that exciting, the trailer itself is shockingly effective.
In it, “As seen from the first-person POV, Natalie, a recent college graduate, reconnects with friends and family as she visits her hometown over the Fourth of July. The town is inundated with news of a dangerous sociopath who is in the midst of a spree killing and reportedly within the area. Experience what happens when Natalie crosses paths with said killer.” Continue reading
The Spanish horror film Darker Than the Night (Mas negro que la noche) is showing off some 3-D footage at the upcoming Cannes.
In the comments is the official sales art and a whopping 18 pictures for the Henry Bedwell-directed pic in which “Greta inherits a huge mansion after her Aunt Ofelia’s death with the only condition of taking good care of her life companion, Becker, a cat. Greta moves in with three girl friends. One of the nights Becker suddenly dies. In consequence, their carelessness will unleash unexplainable events that will make them feel horror in their own skin.” Continue reading