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Halloween Watch Party on Twitter / Saturday, May 16th – 12:45pm PT / 3:45pm ET

Join @HorrorNewsNet on Twitter – Saturday, May 16th at 12:45pm PT / 3:45pm ET for #HalloweenAtHome hosted by Blumhouse, Director David Gordon Green and Jamie Lee Curtis.  Universal Pictures Home Entertainment kicks off a Twitter Watch Party for Halloween (2018) with special guests John Carpenter, Jason Blum, Judy Greer, James Jude Courtney, Nick Castle, and Andi Matichak. Halloween (2018)

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KEVIN SMITH, JAMIE LEE CURTIS, JON FAVREAU, GINA TORRES and MORE CONFIRMED TO APPEAR AT THE 45TH ANNUAL SATURN AWARDS

KEVIN SMITH, JAMIE LEE CURTIS, JON FAVREAU, GINA TORRES AND MORE CONFIRMED TO APPEAR AT THE 45TH ANNUAL SATURN AWARDS THE ANNUAL CELEBRATION WILL FEATURE A CALVALCADE OF BELOVED PERFORMERS FROM FILM AND TELEVISION The Saturn Awards organization today announced exciting new show elements as well as who is expected to appear at the 45th annual celebration taking place on …

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Film Review: Halloween (2018)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: “It’s been 40 years since Laurie Strode survived a vicious attack from crazed killer Michael Myers on Halloween night. Locked up in an institution, Myers manages to escape when his bus transfer goes horribly wrong. Laurie now faces a terrifying showdown when the masked madman returns to Haddonfield, Ill. — but this time, she’s ready for …

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Podcast: Horror News Radio – Eps 88

The final theatrical horror film of 2014 is The Pyramid from director Gregory Levasseur featuring Ashley Hinshaw and Denis (American Horror Story) O’Hare. The film takes a small band of archaeologists and documentary film makers to the deserts of Egypt where they have discovered a three sided Pyramid on unknown origin. They venture into the apex of the mysterious man made marvel only …

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Film Review: Halloween (1978)

SYNOPSIS: The first flick in the trilogy from director John Carpenter, Halloween almost single-handedly invented the 1980s slasher genre. Escaped lunatic Michael Myers (no, not the Austin Powers actor) goes on a murderous baby-sitter-slaying rampage on Halloween. Only baby sitter Jamie Lee Curtis (the quintessential scream queen) and psychiatrist Donald Pleasence can stop him. REVIEW:

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Film Review: Road Games (1981)

SYNOPSIS: A truck driver finds himself involved in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a brutal serial killer who enjoys butchering young female hitchhikers. REVIEW: Road Games is an entertaining little suspense/thriller that has a nice Hitchcock-like feel to it (which is no surprise considering that director Richard Franklin was a huge fan of Alfred Hitchcock). It has …

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Film Review: Terror Train (1980)

SYNOPSIS: A group of college students decide to celebrate their last year of college together by having a costume party aboard a train on New Year’s Eve. Unfortunately the victim of one of their pranks that went horribly wrong (do any of them ever end with someone not dying or being physically/mentally scarred for life?) has decided to join them, …

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Film Review: The Fog (1980)

SYNOPSIS: “One hundred years ago, on April 21st, the wealthy leper Blake bought the vessel Elizabeth Dane and moved with his friend from a leper colony to California to build a town for them to live with more comfort. However, while crossing a fog in Spivey Point, they were misguided by a campfire onshore, steering the course of the vessel …

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Film Review: Halloween II (1981)

SYNOPSIS: This bloodier sequel picks up where the original ended. An injured Jamie Lee Curtis recuperates in the hospital not knowing that murderous Michael Myers is licking his wounds in a nearby room. The hospital setting makes for spooky sequences with Myers’ slow footsteps echoing loudly on the tile floor. The diagnosis for impressionable viewers: long nights of insomnia. REVIEW: …

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Real Queens Of Scream

A Scream Queen is an actress who has become associated with horror films, either through an appearance in a notable entry in the genre, as a frequent victim, or through constant appearances as the female protagonist. She belongs to the Damsel-In-Distress family of fictional characters. Long before the term was invented, the Scream Queen has always been a classic figure …

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