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When ever you hear a film is back doing re shoots, especially after a test screening and especially close to its release date you always think the worst but director Wes Craven says that’s not the case with his return to Michigan to add a little more to SCREAM 4.  He explains to Entertainment Weekly: “They’re not reshoots,” Craven tells …

Keeping interest alive in the fourth movie for the Scream franchise Wes Craven is leaking some info about what can be expected.  Wes had this to say “Sid is under attack,” the director says. “She has a phobia – she’s never come back to her town except for the funeral of her father. Now she’s returning to a world that …

HOW TO SURVIVE A HORROR MOVIE: ALL THE SKILLS TO DODGE THE KILLS (PAPERBACK) Written by Seth Grahame-Smith (Author), Wes Craven (Foreword) Illustrations by Nathan Fox Published by Quirk Books Publication Date: 2007 Format: 2 color – 176 pages Price: $14.95  So your not only reading about horror movies, but now you are in one! What do you do? Do …

Horror fans are spoiled when it comes to film franchises. When you can’t get enough of a certain villain or storyline, you don’t have to fret because there are most likely four to six sequels that follow. Have a passion for Michael Myers? No problem, just watch any of the eight sequels. Also, let’s not forget the two new Rob …

When you think of a Horror Movie Director you get visions of John Carpenter, Wes Craven, Clive Barker and of course Steven Speilberg. Steven Speilberg you might ask? Well some of his more recent movies have been less than horrifying besides for their lack luster content, but he has made some pretty terrifying films to start. His 1975 release of …

A serial killer returns to his hometown to stalk seven children who share the same birthday as the date he was allegedly put to rest.

Although she passed away in December 1986, Virginia Andrews‘ name lives on as one of the world’s biggest selling novelists, with over seventy million copies of her books and stories in print. Often described inaccurately as horror novels, her tales reveal the dark side of human nature, mixing Dickensian motivations with Gothic melodrama to create a hybrid fiction that has …