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Evil Dead Burn Review // A Family That Deadites Together, Burns Together

Twice is a coincidence, three times is intentional. And it seems now very intentional that Sam Raimi is working with a formula while ‘introducing’ the Evil Dead fans to new directors. With the third installment post-Ash Evil Dead universe, Evil Dead Burn, we can assume a clear pattern. 1. Open with a Deadite in place,

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Fantasia International Film Festival Is Bringing The Goods to the Ghouls

It’s been 30 years since Fantasia International Film Festival presented its first genre film festival in Montreal. This year is not just an anniversary milestone, but the fest is offering a stacked lineup of films and events that you don’t want to miss. From July 16 to August 2, 2026, the passion behind this epic event

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Gateway Horror // 7 Movies to Get You Started on Your Horror Journey

We here at Horror Movie Blog love horror. Some of us were raised on slashers, creature features, and things that go bump in the night. But not everyone started their horror journey that way. Maybe you’ve always been horror curious but aren’t ready to jump into the deep end. Or maybe you’re trying to introduce

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Bunny Rabbit // A Chattanooga Film Fest Review

Bunny Rabbit made its US debut at this year’s Chattanooga Film Fest and immediately burrowed its way into my psyche. This Australian post-climate collapse film left me feeling unsettled long after the credits rolled, and for all the right reasons. Independent filmmaking continues to be where some of the most exciting cinema is happening, and

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Highly Anticipated Horror Literature Coming in 2027

We’re only halfway through 2026 and are already so well-fed when it comes to fantastic literature. From T. Kingfisher’s Wolf Worm, to Asian Gothic The Girl with a Thousand Faces, to physiological horror-meets-haunting You Did Nothing Wrong, to technological horror, Molka. It is a great time for diverse voices from around the world in horror literary fiction, and 2027 promises body horror,

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