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The Shudder streaming series The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs is currently deep into its seventh season – and now, for the first time, the show is set to receive a physical media release! Fans recently started noticing listings for The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs Blu-rays and DVDs showing up on sites like Amazon and Target – but there wasn’t accurate artwork, so it was a mystery what this 4 hour and 55 minute release would be. Now, the proper artwork has been unveiled, revealing that this is a double feature of the Joe Lynch-directed films Suitable Flesh and Mayhem! This double feature is set to be released on October 14th… and it appears to be limited quantity, because Amazon is currently sold out of the Blu-ray edition. Hopefully they’ll be restocking soon.

On The Last Drive-In, the world’s foremost drive-in movie critic hosts eclectic horror movies,...

The Movie Crypt Podcast’s ninth annual 48-hour live “Yorkiethon” broadcast to benefit Save A Yorkie Rescue is here, and you can watch it for Free right here all weekend long on Bloody Disgusting or ArieScope.com.

Yorkiethon IX also comes with a live chat, so you can participate in all the fun.

The annual weekend-long variety show hosted by Movie Crypt hosts Adam Green (Hatchet, Frozen), Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh, “Tales from the Void”), and Arwen the Yorkie will feature about 50 celebrity artists and special guests performing live comedy, live music, live film commentaries, live script readings, live interviews, and more.

Watch along and be sure to click the links below the livestream, where fans can bid on highly coveted items in the silent auction or simply donate. You can’t miss them either; just look for the adorable pups below and click away.

When should you tune in?...

Bloody Disgusting is the official sponsor of this year’s Yorkiethon IX from horror filmmakers Adam Green (Hatchet) and Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh) and their podcast The Movie Crypt, and the 48-hour live broadcast kicks off tonight (July 25) from 5pm – 10pm Pst. The show continues Saturday (7/26) 9am Pst – 8pm Pst, and Sunday (7/27) 9am Pst – 5pm Pst.

One of the highlights of the annual Yorkiethon every year is Arwen’s Silent Auction, where horror fans can bid on donated items ranging from autographed movie memorabilia, screen-used wardrobe, and rare vinyl box sets to toys, games, and dates with the three hosts.

One of this year’s auction items is particularly special, as makeup effects master Christopher Nelson has donated a Michael Myers mask pulled from the original mold that was created for Halloween Kills. The mask being auctioned off is from the fan favorite 1978 flashback sequence, and Nelson says that less...

Bloody Disgusting is partnering with the Movie Crypt Podcast for the ninth annual 48-hour live “Yorkiethon” broadcast to benefit Save A Yorkie Rescue, and we want you to join us!

“Yorkiethon 9” will take place July 25– 27, 2025.

The annual weekend-long variety show hosted by Movie Crypt hosts Adam Green, Joe Lynch, and Arwen the Yorkie will feature about 50 celebrity artists and special guests performing live comedy, live music, live film commentaries, live script readings, live interviews, and more.

In addition to the non-stop live entertainment, “Yorkiethon 9” will once again offer Arwen’s Silent Auction, where fans can bid on donated items ranging from autographed movie memorabilia, screen-used wardrobe, and rare vinyl box sets to toys, games, and dates with the three hosts.

Every penny raised goes directly to Save A Yorkie Rescue.

While Yorkiethon is always Free to watch and enjoy on ArieScope.com, this year, The Movie Crypt has teamed up with Bloody Disgusting,...

He's mean, he's green, and in just under two months, he's coming to the big screen. Nearly two years since it made its debut as the opening film of Fantastic Fest, Macon Blair's hotly anticipated The Toxic Avenger remake starring Game of Thrones favorite Peter Dinklage is finally almost here, and a new Red Band trailer is celebrating the blood and guts the mop-wielding hero is about to spill. The gory superhero horror comedy based on the 1984 Troma film by Lloyd Kaufman faced an uphill battle to find a distributor because of its over-the-top graphic content, but it's that same level of violence and adherence to the ideas that made the original a cult classic that drew Cineverse to it in the first place. This new look relishes the viscera viewers will soon see in theaters while also teasing the surprisingly heartfelt story of the perpetually unfortunate Winston Gooze.

In 2010, Sang-yeop Yeun, an actor who went professionally as Steven, booked a role on "The Walking Dead," a zombie horror television show based on a long-running comic book series. While this wasn't his first professional credit -- you may have forgotten his cameo on "The Big Bang Theory" -- it was his breakout role, immediately endearing the performer to a wide audience and opening the doors on his career.

Since then, Yeun has played a rich and varied slate of roles in a wide variety of genres and tones while simultaneously seeming like a kind-hearted, self-effacing, and easily funny hang, thanks to a series of viral appearances with Conan O'Brien and a post-fame uncovered Second City sketch. He strikes one as an unpretentious actor who can do it all, and his body of work supports this thesis with aplomb.

In celebration of the versatile, engaging, and not-to-be-weird-but-very handsome performer, we've...

Etheria Film Festival, the world’s leading showcase for horror, science fiction, and fantasy films directed by women, has announced the launch of its new feature film screening series, Etheria Presents, with the Los Angeles premiere of Izzy Lee’s House of Ashes! The prescient film tackles the ever-looming fears of women losing bodily auntomy as fascism rises both in the United States and around the world.

The premiere event will take place on Saturday, May 24, 2025, at the Los Feliz 3 Theater, presented in partnership with the American Cinematheque. Etheria Presents will continue with bi-monthly screenings of groundbreaking new genre features by women directors throughout 2025 and 2026.

In House of Ashes:

Still reeling from a miscarriage, Mia grieves her husband Adam, found dead at the veterinary clinic they owned. She’s been acquitted of Adam’s death, but is under public scrutiny and must serve a house arrest sentence due to...

Peter Dinklage has a pounding headache, and his only hope of getting the help he needs is to appeal to the big boss — Kevin Bacon. A chaotic new teaser for Macon Blair's upcoming remake of The Toxic Avenger was just released by Nerdist and introduces the Footloose star's soulless CEO, Bob Garbinger, who has precisely no care for his longtime employee, Winston Gooze. The new spin on the gory Lloyd Kaufman Troma classic follows the down-on-his-luck janitor as he discovers he has a terminal illness and hatches a scheme to rob the company he works for to pay for the treatment and provide for his son. However, his plan also eventually leads to the accident that turns him into the violent, superpowered, mop-wielding vigilante, and the new footage teases how his diagnosis sends him down that path.

A previous Toxic Avengerteaser we exclusively shared opened with a fictional low-budget advertisement,...

A hero is coming to clean up our streets this summer, and it's not Superman. The grimy world of Troma Entertainment will be back on the big screen with The Toxic Avenger, the much-anticipated remake of Lloyd Kaufman's comedy horror cult classic, written and directed by Macon Blair. In place of Mitch Cohen/Mark Torgl as the titular Toxie, Game of Thrones Emmy winner Peter Dinklagehas stepped in to wield the mop and see if the bad guys "have any guts," playing a more sympathetic version of the iconic character who's going through hard times. As part of Collider's Exclusive Preview event for the upcoming slate of movies this year, we can offer an exclusive new image of the former Lannister transformed into a radioactive savior of the downtrodden.

In Blair's The Toxic Avenger, Dinklage plays Winston Gooze, an unfortunate janitor whose hard-luck life gets flipped on its...

There's a school of screenwriting thought that holds you should always know your ending. If you know where you're headed narratively, you should be spared a lot of guesswork and time spent wandering in the forest looking for a way out. That's the rationale, at least.

Many times, however, you discover over the course of your writing that your characters want different things than you expected, which throws your perfect ending into doubt. Suddenly, you realize your story would be way more interesting and dramatically satisfying if they either didn't succeed or succeeded in a completely different manner than you'd initially planned. And sometimes it just makes more sense to leave things unresolved.

The "New Hollywood" cinema of the 1970s was famous for ambiguous endings (because everyone was bummed out by the Vietnam War and Nixon's corruption), but the triumphal finales of blockbusters like "Jaws," "Star Wars: Episode IV -- A New Hope...

A few years ago, the idea of a woman being prosecuted for having a miscarriage or stillbirth sounded like something out of a dystopian horror movie. Since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022, this scenario has become a horrifying reality. Filmmaker Izzy Lee’s debut horror feature film, House of Ashes, cleverly utilizes the powerful combination of grief, loss of bodily autonomy, and toxic masculinity to tell a story that is contemporary and remarkably effective, led by a powerhouse performance from Fayna Sanchez.

House of Ashes was written by Izzy Lee and Steve Johanson (Meat Friend) and directed by Lee. Producers include C. Robert Cargill, Jenn Wexler, and Kyle Edward Ball (Skinamarink), and filmmaker Joe Lynch even has a cameo.

The film follows a woman named Mia (Fayna Sanchez), who is living in a nightmare she can’t wake up from. Mia and her husband Adam (Mason Conrad) run a...

Before Samara Weaving was running from an obsessive fan in the new film Borderline, she was running wild in this workplace terror starring The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun. In the 2017 black comedy film Mayhem, Weaving plays a woman infected by a rage-inducing virus and now looking for revenge.

Mayhem stars Yeun as Derek Cho, an ambitious lawyer who finds that he has quickly lost his moral compass when working with his firm. After successfully defending a client who committed murder under the influence of a virus that lowers inhibitions, Derek is fired from the firm when the fault of a mishandled case gets pinned on him. Before he can be escorted out, the building gets locked into quarantine when the virus is detected in the air. The newly infected Derek decides to get bloody revenge on those responsible for getting him fired. Joining in his mayhem is Melanie (Weaver...

Acclaimed filmmaker, writer, and festival favourite Izzy Lee makes a triumphant return to Pigeon Shrine FrightFest Glasgow with the International Premiere of her highly anticipated debut feature, House of Ashes. No stranger to the FrightFest crowd, Lee has long been a celebrated alum of the festival with her provocative and genre-pushing short films. Now, she steps into the feature film spotlight with a haunting, socially charged horror that’s already generating major buzz.

Following a sold-out world premiere at Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, House of Ashes brings its phantasmagoric chills and politically charged terror to Scotland’s most prestigious horror showcase. The film stars Fayna Sanchez as Mia, a woman under house arrest after suffering a miscarriage in a dystopian world where bodily autonomy is criminalised. But as she struggles to reclaim her life, strange and violent occurrences blur the line between supernatural terror and human malevolence. Featuring a stellar supporting cast,...

The 13th annual Panic Fest runs from March 27 – April 6, 2025, and we’ve got the exclusive info on some exciting new additions today along with the festival’s full lineup.

Presented by IFC Films, for starters, Clown in a Cornfield and The Ugly Stepsister will close out the in-person festival on Wednesday, April 2nd.

Also joining the lineup; Roadside Attractions’ new Nicolas Cage beach thriller The Surfer; Psychosexual horror-comedy from Addison Heimann, Touch Me; Soul Reaper, an Indonesian horror that flirts with being a modern-day Dream Warriors; director Izzy Lee’s nightmare trip, House of Ashes; a twisty found footage film from director Steven Hugh Nelson, Old Wounds; and Hungarian psychological thriller Tomorrow I Die directed by Nikol Cibulya.

Panic Fest will also be bringing back well-loved events like its signature Friday Filmmaker Mixer and Saturday Night Karaoke in Rewind Video and Dive, presented by Shudder.

The hybrid festival kicks off...

A successful horror sequel should build on the set-up of the original and up the stakes to provide something new within the established world. It sounds simple enough, but often sequels can struggle to surpass the legacy of the original and just end up falling flat. That is not the case with Wrong Turn 2: Dead End, which takes a relatively standard cannibal slasher in Wrong Turn and injects even more gore, as well as crafting a much more compelling story. With Joe Lynch in the director's chair, known for Mayhem and Suitable Flesh, the sequel ended up becoming a genuinely fun slasher flick that also offers a surprisingly relevant commentary on reality TV.

Back in 1987, legendary drive-in movie critic Joe Bob Briggs gathered a bunch of his reviews and newspaper columns and released them in a book called Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In. That book has long been out of print, but now, Joe Bob has teamed up with Dark Horse Books to bring an updated and expanded edition of Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In to store shelves on October 14th! Copies are already available for pre-order on Amazon.

The artbook-sized new edition of Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In features cover art by Wallace McBride, new interior artwork illustrated by Mike Norton and colored by Bill Crabtree, and an introduction by Stephen King. Joe Bob told our friends at Bloody Disgusting, “I’m thrilled that someone still cares about these little pieces dashed off for a daily newspaper four decades ago and was amazed that they were reprinted in book form the first time.

Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In, an updated and expanded hardcover edition of the long out-of-print collection written by cult film host and author Joe Bob Briggs, will be published on October 15 via Dark Horse Books.

The newly designed edition includes fresh cover art by Wallace McBride — which can be seen exclusively below — and new interior artwork illustrated by Mike Norton and colored by Bill Crabtree, plus an introduction by Stephen King.

Originally published in 1987, Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In features Briggs’ first columns for The Dallas Times Herald, essays on beloved horror classics like Basket Case, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and The Evil Dead, his famous B-movie reviews, fan letters and replies, and Briggs’ adventures as the world’s foremost expert on drive-ins.

“I’m thrilled that someone still cares about these little pieces dashed off for a daily newspaper four decades ago and was amazed that...

Be prepared for mayhem, menace and monstrosity as this year’s FrightFest three-day event, housed at the iconic Glasgow Film Theatre, presents a curated programme of new features and shorts which showcases the vibrant mix of talented filmmakers currently bursting onto the genre scene. The programme includes four world premiere features, while the short film showcase – a regular fixture at Frightfest London taking place for the first time in Glasgow – highlights filmmakers exclusively from the UK and Ireland, including two from Scotland.

FrightFest kicks off in mind-bending style with a special screening of Psyche, directed by Stephon Stewart (Bigfoot County). This thought-provoking sci-fi thriller boasts a riveting performance by Sarah Ritter, as Mara, who, with the aid of a vintage 1980s computer, embarks on a surreal journey where nothing is as it seems. Stephen will be attending the screening.

FrightFest’s traditional two-day pass event kicks off on Friday 7 March...

I walked through the door and was greeted by a maniac with a chainsaw warning me not to lose my head. Turning the corner, I came face-to-face with two massive creatures, eyes glowing, faces looking like they’re made of chewed-up bubble gum, grins stretching wide enough that you can practically hear the corners of their mouth creaking. Or was it the mechanisms making them move? The walls around you are lined with countless images of monsters, slashers, and other nightmares. You’d typically expect what I encountered to be the start of a haunted house and not an art gallery, but that’s not the type of experience you get when you step into the twisted and vibrant world of Alex Pardee. No, in Alex’s world, the snooty expectations of strolling a gallery are ripped away in bloody, ghoulish delight because in his work, it’s all about the horror.

Head north for your fill of screams this March.

Pigeon Shrine Frightfest Announces 2025 Glasgow Film Festival Line-up

FrightFest, the UK’s No.1 horror & fantasy film event, is back at the renowned Glasgow Film Festival for its 20th year, running from Thurs 6 March to Sat 8 March 2025.

Be prepared for mayhem, menace and monstrosity as this year’s FrightFest three-day event, housed at the iconic Glasgow Film Theatre, presents a curated programme of new features and shorts which showcases the vibrant mix of talented filmmakers currently bursting onto the genre scene. The programme includes four world premiere features, while the short film showcase highlights filmmakers exclusively from the UK and Ireland, including two from Scotland.

FrightFest co-director Alan Jones said:

There has never been a better time to be a fan of the horror, fantasy and science fiction genre and FrightFest, the UK’s biggest and most influential event, plays its vital...

Barbara Crampton managed to be a horror darling in the 80s with films like Re-Animator and From Beyond. Then she had a major career resurgence in the 2010s with films like You’re Next and Jacob’s Wife. This has led to her producing and being a beloved name in the horror genre. She’s become a voice and champion of underheard creatives and is always a big cheerleader for Independent Horror. So to see Crampton’s name attached to any project is enough to build intrigue, as it carries a lot of weight. Hell, Suitable Flesh was one of last year’s best movies and this year’s Last Stop In Yuma County has a similar privilege. She knows how to pick great roles.

When I spoke to Barbara last year, it was in the midst of the strikes, so she was only allowed to talk about a film that...

Corporate interests will always get in the way of artists trying to tell a good story, and that’s partly why I think comic-books are so damn magical. Even in a medium that’s mostly controlled by a handful of giant companies with strict rules about their intellectual property, you can still see miraculous bursts of creativity even in the most unabashedly cynical products.

For example, there’s the fan-favorite Venom. Think of how many people were involved in the process of turning an alternate costume for Spider-Man (the result of a contest meant to make the character appeal to a broader audience) into a monstrous supervillain, only to then re-imagine the character as a reformed hero once the marketing folks realized that he was nearly as popular as Spidey himself. No single person planned for it to turn out this way, but each artist tried to nudge the idea in a fun direction,...

Get ready for a new anthology series this Halloween season with “Tales From the Void,” Screambox‘s brand new Original Series that delivers six chilling tales adapted from the extremely popular r/No Sleep (18M subs) stories.

With Halloween less than a week away, you can now stream all six episodes of Season One right now on Screambox!

The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday. Below you’ll find full details on each episode.

“From creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, unexplained invasions to creatures that stalk the night, the series draws from a wide spectrum of horror. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche.”

“Tales from the Void” features episodes directed by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh), John Adams & Toby Poser (Hellbender), Maritte Lee Go...

Everyone knows that the internet is an excellent source of horror, both real and imaginary, and nobody knows it better than the creators of Tales From the Void, a new anthology show based on stories from a unique subreddit where users post scary stories that might be true. R/nosleep is a goldmine for fright fans, and this Screambox original series showcases some of the strangest and most original short-form frights on the web.

R/nosleep creates an extra-spooky aura with its immersion rule: the authors never break character, and readers suspend their disbelief no matter how outrageous the conceit. Some stories have already breached containment, becoming published novels and narrative podcasts, and major studios are buying up rights to popular posts. Meanwhile, Tales from the Void tides fans over with six indie horror treats.

These Stories Are All True Even if Theyre Not

Francesco Loschiavo and John Thomas Kelley,...

Spooky season is upon us. ‘Tis the time for things that go bump in the night, and we’ve got a curated selection of some of the best new horror movies streaming right now to get you in the mood. There were a number of solid horror films released over the past year, from a couple of nun-centric films to the vampiric “Abigail” to Russell Crowe as an exorcising priest.

There’s a lot to consider, is what we’re saying, but if you pick one of the scary movies on this list we guarantee you’ll be satisfied.

“Abigail” From left to right: Melissa Berrara and Alisha Weir in Universal Pictures’ “Abigail” (Universal)

Streaming on Peacock

While this enjoyable spin on the vampire genre doesn’t quite match the perfection of their uproarious 2019 horror comedy, “Ready or Not,” co-directors Tyler Gillett, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin have once again assembled a crack...

Get ready for a new anthology series this Halloween season with “Tales From the Void,” Screambox‘s brand new Original Series that delivers six chilling tales adapted from the extremely popular r/No Sleep (18M subs) stories.

Last week, we dropped the first two episodes exclusively on Screambox. You can now watch Four episodes with the season concluding next Sunday, only on Screambox.

The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday. Below you’ll find full details on each episode.

“From creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, unexplained invasions to creatures that stalk the night, the series draws from a wide spectrum of horror. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche.”

“Tales from the Void” features episodes directed by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh), John Adams & Toby Poser...

Beetlejuice characters get transformed in a creepy 3D animation style. Michael Keaton's sleazy bio-exorcist, Betelgeuse, was introduced in Tim Burton's 1988 film and, 36 years later, returned in the recently-released sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Other than the return of Keaton's titular character, the sequel introduces Wednesday's Jenna Ortega as Astrid Deetz, the teenage daughter of Winona Ryder's Lydia Deetz.

Some AI art shared by Joe Lynch (@dejaview.tv) on Instagram transformed the characters of Beetlejuice in a creepy 3D animation style. Check it out below:

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The AI art transforms Betelgeuse and Jenna Ortega's Astrid Deetz in a creepy 3D animation style. Also appearing is Jacques Lalean, the mustachioed skeleton from the Beetlejuice animated series. The post was captioned "'Pumpkin Spice Beetlejuice' Coming soon..."

What The AI Art Means For Beetlejuice It Looks Good In 3D...

Get ready for a new anthology series this Halloween season with “Tales From the Void,” Screambox‘s brand new Original Series that delivers six chilling tales adapted from the extremely popular r/No Sleep (18M subs) stories.

Starting today, two episodes will premiere exclusively on Screambox every Sunday through October 27.

The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday. Find the full schedule under the trailer.

“From creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, unexplained invasions to creatures that stalk the night, the series draws from a wide spectrum of horror. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche.”

“Tales from the Void” features episodes directed by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh), John Adams & Toby Poser (Hellbender), Maritte Lee Go (Black As Night), and series creator Francesco Loschiavo. Each episode...

Prepare for a dark journey into the unknown this Halloween as Tales from the Void, a new horror anthology series, arrives on Screambox. The much-anticipated show, inspired by stories from the r/NoSleep community, will feature six spine-chilling tales, with two new episodes premiering every Sunday from 13th to 27th October. For Canadian viewers, the series will debut on Super Channel the following day, and will be available for purchase or rental via electronic sell-through platforms every Tuesday.

The recently unveiled trailer for Tales from the Void promises a hair-raising collection of eerie stories that span a wide array of horror subgenres, from unnerving supernatural events to twisted psychological mysteries. Audiences can expect everything from haunted dolls and sinister serial killers to creatures lurking in the dark—each episode offering a unique and deeply unsettling look into the human psyche. The series doesn’t just scare; it also dives into deeper social themes,...

A new anthology series arrives this Halloween season with “Tales From the Void,” Screambox’s Original Series that delivers six chilling tales adapted from the extremely popular r/No Sleep (18M subs) stories and assembles talented filmmakers to bring them to life.

Two episodes will premiere exclusively on Screambox every Sunday between October 13 and October 27. The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday.

Up first? “Into The Unknown“ by director Joe Lynch.

It turns out that the director was already familiar with the story. He tell us, “Well, what’s interesting is that I knew about this story because a lot of the stories that came for the show were derived from the NoSleep podcast. I actually started the NoSleep podcast before I even knew about the Reddit site, r/No Sleep, and Creepypasta. There was this whole new fountain of...

Screambox’s brand new Original Series, “Tales From the Void,” is an anthology series that adapts six tales of terror from the extremely popular r/No Sleep community by series creator Francesco Loschiavo.

Anthology series “Tales From the Void” debuts this Sunday on Screambox with the first two episodes: “Into the Unknown” and “Fixed Frequency.”

Two episodes will then premiere exclusively on Screambox every Sunday between October 13 and October 27. The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday.

“Tales from the Void” features episodes directed by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh), John Adams & Toby Poser (Hellbender), Maritte Lee Go (Black As Night), and series creator Francesco Loschiavo. Each episode is accompanied by a post-show interview with the original author, hosted by No Sleep Podcast creator David Cummings.

Helming episodes while showrunning an anthology series was a huge undertaking for Loschiavo, who was committed to doing these stories justice.

There’s nothing better than finding horror in unexpected places—like late-night Reddit threads that leave you clutching your phone, haunted by stories that might be fiction… but feel all too real. Now, Tales From The Void, a new horror anthology series premiering on Screambox Oct 13, is bringing these online nightmares to life, adapting fan-favorite tales from Reddit’s notorious NoSleep subreddit into bite-sized, scream-inducing episodes.

For those unfamiliar, r/NoSleep is a community where users post fictional horror stories, written as though they’re real-life experiences. The vibe? Think campfire ghost stories for the internet age, where the scariest part is how often you find yourself checking behind your shoulder.

But Tales From The Void isn’t just another anthology cashing in on spooky internet stories. The series, created by Francesco Loschiavo (who also served as co-showrunner with John Thomas Kelley), dives deep into the eerie possibilities of NoSleep,...

It’s time to scream with Screambox.

If you’re a horror fanatic looking for a streaming service that speaks your language, come on down into the dark where no one can hear you scream(box). Sorry, I had to do it. But seriously, with Screambox, horror reigns supreme—no romantic comedies to interrupt your nightmares, no feel-good comedies to spoil the fun. From cult classics and eerie indie treasures to exclusive content like “Crackcoon,” “Bloody Bites” and much more, Screambox is a virtual haunted house packed with enough chills to keep you up at night. Whether you’re looking for an offbeat slasher or a dark, twisted supernatural thriller, Screambox is a must-have streaming service for fear junkies looking for their next scare. Here’s everything you need to know about Screambox.

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"I can't let it hurt my family!" Screambox has revealed the official trailer for their new horror anthology series called Tales from the Void, which will be streaming this month on the Screambox service. Ready to be scared? Tales from the Void is an episodic horror anthology series based on the most viral and haunting stories from the r/NoSleep community. With episodes directed by genre filmmakers Joe Lynch, Francesco Loschiavo, Maritte Lee Go, and John Adams & Toby Poser. They explain the concept: "For Tales From The Void, we curated a really special selection of No Sleep stories. Great horror stories can come from anywhere on No Sleep, whether from an established writer or even a first-time author, and we really wanted to have that ethos make it to the screen. Each week showcasing a new subgenre of horror celebrating the breadth and depth of the genre." This series initially...

Tales From The Void Trailer: "Cineverse Corp. (Nasdaq: Cnvs), an innovative streaming technology and entertainment company, alongside Bloody Disgusting, its horror division, and Screambox, have announced today they are unleashing new original series Tales From the Void, just in time for Halloween.

The anthology will feature six chilling tales based on stories from r/NoSleep, with two episodes premiering exclusively on Screambox every Sunday between October 13 and October 27 in the US, airing the next day on Super Channel in Canada, and available to buy or rent on digital platforms the following Tuesday.

Tales From the Void covers a wide spectrum of horror, from creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, and unexplained phenomena to creatures that stalk the night. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche. Each episode of the series is accompanied by a post-show...

It’s officially Halloween season and Screambox has revealed the new films that are joining the horror streaming service in October, including our brand new original series, “Tales from the Void”, the viral sensation Crackcoon, and the Ghostwatch-inspired Haunted Ulster Live.

Just when you thought it was safe to take out the trash, Crackcoon kills! Described as “Rocket Raccoon meets Cocaine Bear,” the Screambox Original horror-comedy is streaming now!

Who will survive The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and what will be left of them? Celebrate 50 years of Leatherface with Tobe Hooper’s indelible horror masterpiece, now playing on Screambox!

On October 8, Haunted Ulster Live will take viewers back to Halloween 1998. Drawing comparisons to Ghostwatch and Late Night With the Devil, the Screambox Exclusive film is presented as a live broadcast from a haunted house that goes terrifyingly wrong.

Screambox Original horror anthology series Tales from the Void will get...

Get ready for a new anthology series this Halloween season with “Tales From the Void,” Screambox‘s brand new Original Series that delivers six chilling tales adapted from the extremely popular r/No Sleep (18M subs) stories. Watch the official trailer below!

Variety debuted the official trailer for “Tales From the Void” this afternoon.

Two episodes will premiere exclusively on Screambox every Sunday between October 13 and October 27. The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday. Find the full schedule under the trailer.

“From creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, unexplained invasions to creatures that stalk the night, the series draws from a wide spectrum of horror. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche.”

“Tales from the Void” features episodes directed by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh), John Adams...

Horror streamer Screambox, in collaboration with Cineverse and its horror division Bloody Disgusting, has unveiled “Tales From the Void,” a new horror anthology series based on stories from the subreddit page r/NoSleep. Two episodes will premiere exclusively on Screambox every Sunday from Oct. 13-27.

According to the official logline, “‘Tales From the Void’ covers a wide spectrum of horror, from creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, and unexplained phenomena to creatures that stalk the night. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche. Each episode of the series is accompanied by a post-show interview with the original r/NoSleep story author, hosted by ‘The No Sleep Podcast’ creator David Cummings.”

Ahead of the series premiere, the “Tales From the Void – Behind the Scenes Podcast,” which outlines the making of the show, has launched on “The No Sleep Podcast” RSS feed.

Screambox has unleashed its October line-up, promising an eerie selection of horror films and series to keep viewers on edge as the spooky season sets in. The latest batch of releases features a mix of original content, cult classics, and frightful exclusives that will surely satisfy horror lovers, just in time for Halloween. Among the titles are Tales from the Void, Crackcoon, and Haunted Ulster Live, each bringing a different flavour of fear.

Leading the charge this month is Tales from the Void, a Screambox Original anthology series that taps into some of the most bone-chilling tales from Reddit’s famed NoSleep community. With new episodes arriving every Sunday from October 13 to October 27, this horror anthology draws inspiration from the viral stories that have haunted the dark corners of the internet. Featuring segments from notable directors like Joe Lynch (Mayhem) and John Adams & Toby Poser (Hellbender), Tales from the Void...

Grimmfest 2024 is set to deliver a major treat for horror fans as Tales from the Void, an episodic horror anthology series inspired by viral stories from the r/NoSleep community, premieres with three unsettling episodes. On 3rd October at the Odeon Great Northern in Manchester, festival-goers will be the first in Europe to experience this macabre series, ahead of its wider release in the UK in 2025.

Showrunners Francesco Loschaivo and John Kelley will introduce the screening and host a Q&a session, offering a deeper dive into the creation of the series. They will shed light on how they’ve brought some of the most disturbing tales from r/NoSleep to life on screen, transforming internet legends into a thought-provoking and terrifying TV series.

The anthology format of Tales from the Void is a direct nod to the classic horror anthologies many grew up watching, but with a contemporary edge.

At this year’s Pigeon Shrine FrightFest, we were lucky enough to catch up with directors Sarah Appleton and Phillip Escott about their new horror documentary, Generation Terror, which had its world premiere at the event.

Immediately after the screening, the pair granted us the following interview about the documentary, and fans of their work will definitely be interested in hearing what they have to say. Appleton and Escott are already an established duo, as they previously co-directed another horror documentary called The Found Footage Phenomenon, which examines the found footage subgenre. While Escott individually helmed a documentary about the popular Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise called The Legacy of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Appleton individually helmed a documentary about filmmaker David Hamilton Grant called Damaged. She also previously co-directed a feature length documentary about Japanese horror called The J-Horror Virus alongside Jasper Sharp.

Generation Terror examines the horror genre throughout the 1990s,...

Get ready for a new anthology series this Halloween season with “Tales From the Void”, Screambox‘s brand new Original Series that delivers six chilling tales adapted from the extremely popular r/No Sleep (18M subs) stories.

Two episodes will premiere exclusively on Screambox every Sunday between October 13 and October 27. The episodes will also be available to buy or rent via electronic sell-through platforms the following Tuesday.

About the series: “From creepy dolls to unborn children, unsolved mysteries to serial murders, unexplained invasions to creatures that stalk the night, the series draws from a wide spectrum of horror. Each unnerving tale blends genre thrills with social commentary to explore the darker side of the human psyche.”

“Tales from the Void” features episodes directed by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh), John Adams & Toby Poser (Hellbender), Maritte Lee Go (Black As Night), and series creator Francesco Loschiavo. Each episode is accompanied by a...

Grimmfest, Manchester’s renowned International Festival of Fantastic Film, is gearing up to unleash its latest wave of genre-defying cinema from 3-6 October at the Odeon Great Northern. This year’s event promises four days packed with thrilling premieres, exclusive screenings, and a selection of the finest horror films from around the globe.

With the anticipation building, Grimmfest has just revealed its official poster art for 2024, a striking piece by Ilan Sheady, the master of macabre. The artwork perfectly captures the essence of this year’s “Fear on Four Wheels” strand, setting the tone for what’s to come. But the poster is just the beginning—there’s plenty more in store for attendees as the festival’s full programme has been unveiled.

Grimmfest 2024 Killer Lineup

Kicking off the festival on 3 October, the Preview Night will feature the European Premiere of Tales from the Void, a chilling anthology series inspired...

It's been nearly a year since The Toxic Avenger was reborn, yet general audiences still haven't had a chance to see Peter Dinklage's iteration of the trashy Troma superhero. The reboot, written and directed by Macon Blair, earned a warm reception following its debut at Fantastic Fest last September with a strong 92% on Rotten Tomatoes and plenty of positive reactions from Collider's Perri Nemiroff and John Aljets to Suitable Flesh director Joe Lynch. Promising the feel of a Troma cult classic mixed with modern sensibilities, it appeared to have something for newcomers and veteran fans of Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz's work. For anyone who's been eagerly awaiting Toxie's grand return, however, the wait might be a bit longer.

Our friends at Grimmfest in Manchester, England have the enviable task of following up yesterday's big announcement from the Brothers Gallagher and revealing the poster art for this year's festival, along with the shorts program and a Preview Night. The full cut of the poster is down below. We think you can never go wrong with death cars and the near minimalist art work is very nice. On opening night the festival will host the European premiere screening of three episodes from Tales From The Void. They feature episodes directed by Joe Lynch, Francesco Loschiavo and John Adams & Toby Poser. All of the shorts playing at this year's festival are in the announcement that follows. Grimmfest, Manchester’s International Festival of Fantastic Film, will...

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Heather Graham has joined the cast of They Will Kill You, the thriller being produced by Nocturna Pictures, the horror label formed earlier this year by Skydance and Andy and Barbara Muschietti.

New Line is co-financing and distributing the feature, which will have Kirill Sokolov in the director’s chair when shooting gets underway in mid-September.

Zazie Beetz is toplining They Will Kill You, which is described as a horror feature laced with black humor. It tells the story of a woman (Beetz) who answers a help wanted ad to be a housekeeper in a mysterious New York City high-rise, not realizing she is entering a community that has seen a number of disappearances over the years. The project has been described as being a tonal mix of Ready or Not and The Raid.

Graham’s role is being kept in the basement, but she joins Oscar winner Patricia Arquette and Tom Felton,...

"Candyman" was first concocted by horror maestro Clive Barker in the form of a short story called "The Forbidden." Released as part of the fifth volume of his "Books of Blood" series, the story was eventually transformed into what would become Bernard Rose's 1992 hit slasher and remains one of the best horror movies ever made. The figure of Candyman, played famously by Tony Todd, has transcended into the realm of iconic — and spawned a franchise featuring three direct sequels throughout the '90s and Nia DaCosta's criminally underrated "Candyman" from 2021. The importance and impact of the original "Candyman" cannot be overstated, and Bernard Rose's keen eye and unique grasp of presenting the horrors of an urban legend come to life has been sparking nightmares for over three decades.

Before Rose stepped into Cabrini-Green with the dulcet tones of Philip Glass' score, he directed films like "Smart Money," "Body Contact,...

Earlier this year, Shudder renewed The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs for a supersized sixth season that was designed to make sure Joe Bob Briggs would be an even more consistent presence on the streaming service throughout the year. Normally, a season of The Last Drive-In would see Joe Bob hosting double features every Friday for ten weeks straight. This season has taken a different approach, having Joe Bob host a single movie every other Friday. Following a special Roger Corman double feature on March 15th, season 6 officially got started on March 29th – and Shudder has just announced that the season is going to wrap up with a special event: a six film marathon called The Last Drive-In: Nightmareathon!

A press release informs us that The Last Drive-In: Nightmareathon will premiere on Friday, August 30th at 9pm Et on the Shudder TV and AMC+ TV feeds. The marathon will...

Hulu is ready with an entertainment-packed August this year. The upcoming month will see the return of some of Hulu’s best original shows including Only Murders in the Building and also new hit movies like Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. Just like every month, Hulu is ready to overload with you great content including new and old movies and TV Shows. So, we’re here to tell you about the 10 best movies and TV shows coming to Hulu in August 2024.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (August 2)

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is a sci-fi action film directed by Wes Ball from a screenplay by Josh Friedman. The 2024 film serves as a standalone sequel to the 2017 film War for the Planet of the Apes and it is the fourth entry into the Planet of the Apes reboot film series and the tenth film in the overall film franchise.

“It’s not a remake. It’s not a sequel. And it’s not based on a Japanese one.”

Hatchet‘s festival tagline — a quote from a major studio’s rejection of the film — served as a rally cry for horror fans. Despite its roots planted firmly in practical effects-driven ’80s slashers a la Friday the 13th, Hatchet felt fresh and exciting when it arrived in 2006; a gory but lighthearted reprieve from torturous studio horror littered with janky CGI and cheap scares.

Willed into existence by writer-director Adam Green based on a character he conceived as an 8-year-old summer camper, the Hatchet franchise centers on Victor Crowley — the hulking, vengeful spirit of a deformed boy that haunts the swamps of New Orleans. Kane Hodder brings a similar physicality to the role as he did to Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th Parts VII-x, but Crowley is more ferocious. The casting...