Just in time for Halloween comes Universal Pictures' "Five Nights at Freddy's" from Blumhouse. The film will have a dual release on Peacock and theaters on October 27. The freighting video game is ready to
"Five Nights at Freddy's", or FNaF as it's often abbreviated, is a franchise created by Scott Cawthon back in 2014. Now almost a decade later, the franchise has gained worldwide fame and is ready to
This July we will witness the final chapter in the Lambert family's terrifying saga in, 'Insidious: The Red Door'. The haunts that started in 2010 finally come to an end. This week, Sony Pictures released
The Visitor has Finn Jones in a weird dilemma of facing his doppelganger. According to the doppelganger legend, there is someone out there in the world with your likeness. However, if the person ever meets
This October Universal Pictures will release the final installment of David Gordon Green's Michael Myers trilogy with Halloween Ends. Last Night, they dropped the first trailer for the film as well as a synopsis and
We are only a few weeks away from the release of the Blumhouse horror/thriller, The Black Phone. This has been a highly anticipated film since its debut last year at film festivals. All the marketing
It seems like we have been waiting for Blumhouse's The Black Phone now for a while. Last year it had made its way around a few film festivals but is now ready to finally make
Blumhouse is on a roll this fall with this weekend’s release of Halloween Kills and their four films that were also recently released on Amazon Prime Video. So why not start to get us hyped
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The wait is over for fans of the classic slasher icon Michael Myers. Halloween Kills is now playing in theaters and available to stream on Peacock. It looks like Universal Pictures and Blumhouse want to
Freaky is right. The new Blumhouse horror-comedy film from Christopher Landon is fittingly twisted. In many ways, I can see his movies as the modern equivalent of Scream. They’re self-aware and tongue-in-cheek in nature, and
