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The Djinn (Wishmaster)
Be careful what you wish for! Here's an ode to the creature that makes all our wishes come true. It's The Djinn from the Wishmaster franchise, played by Andrew Divoff in the first two installments.... -
H.R. Giger (1940-2014)
We have to say goodbye to the man who made us look at aliens a whole new way. Artist H.R. Giger has passed away. Giger is best known for the man who designed the alien from the 1979 classic Alien b... -
Freddy vs Jason Remake (Trailer)
With all the remakes and reboots these days, who would be surprised if they would actually do this one. Let's put Jackie Earle Haley up against Derek Mears and have a new battle between the two fam... -
The Englund Files: Galaxy of Terror (1981)
So you have Freddy Krueger, Captain Spaulding and Laura Palmer's mother in a spaceship in a film by producer Roger Corman, featuring production design and set decoration by James Cameron and Bill P...
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Hi, I'm Chucky. Wanna Play?
He was The Lakeshore Strangler. He was Charles Lee Ray. Now he's Chucky! And he wants to play with you!
Over the years this killer doll (voiced by Brad Dourif) has been in five movies to date. Hi... -
09. Chucky / Charles Lee Ray (Horror Icons Top 50)
They thought they killed The Lakeshore Strangler, better known as Charles Lee Ray. But little did they know this serial killer managed to get his soul into one of those Good Guy dolls. And this dol... -
06. Shutter (Scariest Horror Film Top 10)
After a hit and run, where a woman is killed, young photographer Tun suddenly starts seeing weird shadows on the pictures he takes. Slowly he and his girlfriend discover there is something haunting... -
Remembering: Rawhead Rex (1986)
Before the Cenobites, before Candyman ... there was Rawhead. Clive Barker wrote the script for this 1986 horrorfilm, which was directed by George Pavlou. The film features an ancient demon named Ra...
In Remembering, The Springwood Slasher remembers a series of lesser known horror films and horror characters.
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Remembering: Rumpelstiltskin (1995)
Mothers, protect your children. For if Rumpelstiltskin wants his hands on your baby, he'll do anything to get it. And that includes riding motorcycles and trucks. From Mark Jones, writer and direct... -
Remembering: 976-EVIL (1988)
There's an easy way to get back on those who pick on you. Simply call 976-EVIL, transform into a powerful demon and start your killing spree. It happens to Hoax, played by Stephen Geoffreys (Fright... -
Remembering: The Deadly Spawn (1983)
It's mankind versus the ultimate eating machine! In the 1983 horrorfilm The Deadly Spawn (also known as Return of the Aliens), a three-headed alien creature with some razorsharp teeth, arrives on p... -
Remembering: The Prowler (1981)
When Tom Savini calls something 'his best work', you know you are in for something good. And yes, Savini delivers yet another great set of kills in this 1981 slasher, which was directed by Joseph Z...
With all the remakes and reboots these days, this little series puts both films together, showing the similarities and differences.
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Original vs. Remake: A Nightmare on Elm Street
Some hate it, some love it. But the fact is, the classic A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) by director Wes Craven was recently remade in 2010. With new techniques, a different backstory and a new ac... -
Original vs. Remake: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
In 2003, almost thirty years after the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) saw the light of day, a remake by Platinum Dunes was released. This remake was directed by Marcus Nispel and co-produ... -
Original vs. Remake: The Ring
DVD's are fun and all, but don't you just miss videotapes? And the curses they spread? It started in 1998 when Ringu, a film by Hideo Nakata (and based on the novel by Koji Suzuki), was released an... -
Original vs. Remake: Night of the Living Dead
In 1968 George A. Romero showed us the dead like we've never seen them before. And in 1990 Tom Savini brought them back to life for another walk. A look at one of the most influential horror movies...