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[embedded content] Last year, Charles Band’s company Full Moon announced that they were launching a new production label called Pulp Noir, which would focus on “edgier, weirder, darker horror and dark fantasy films.” Two Pulp Noir movies, Quadrant and Death Streamer, have since made their way through production – and while those movies were initially released in color, all of the Pulp Noir mov...[Read More]

You might not know the name Bill Neil, but you’ve definitely seen his work. From the late nineties to today, he’s crafted some of the most memorable trailers to ever grace the screen. Now, he’s set his sights on directing his first feature. It’s called Final Boy, and the man himself sat down with iHorror to discuss the journey. “I was obsessed with movies – especially horror movies – pretty muc...[Read More]

Director(s) – Tim Everitt (The Evil Inside Me, Rats in the Wall) and Tom SartoriStarring – Simon Rhee (Double Impact, Bad Blood), Arlene Montano (L.A. Streetfighters), and Phillip Rhee (The Kentucky Fried Movie, Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave)Release Date – 1984Rating – 2.5/5Blu Release – 4/5 I’ve been lucky enough to review several martial arts movies over the years. Most of them were a lot...[Read More]

[embedded content] A few weeks ago, we shared the news that Outlander actor Graham McTavish has signed on to star in director Neil Marshall’s latest action horror survival thriller, Gunn, where Marshall will be working from a screenplay by Doug Rao, who is producing the film. We also mentioned that Rao recently made his own feature writing and directing debut with the mystery thriller Dirty Bo...[Read More]

After announcing his latest career move on-air yesterday, Kyle Sandilands jetted off to the Gold Coast to make his big-screen debut in Zombie Plane.But his first day on the set of the action flick didn't go as planned, with the radio shock jock revealing he was "humiliated" in front of the film's high-profile stars.The first-day horrors all began before Sandilands had even landed in the sunshine ...[Read More]

Richard Linklater's 2023 film Hit Man took audiences by surprise with its delicious cocktail of dark comedy, romance, and psychological intrigue. Starring Glen Powell as a mild-mannered professor who poses as a hitman for the New Orleans police department, the film masterfully blends genres while exploring themes of identity, performance, and moral ambiguity. Though based on a true story, the film...[Read More]

The Memorial Day weekend may be over, but Watch With Us is still thinking about the long, restful holiday. Can you blame us?That’s probably why we’ve selected three great war-centric horror movies you should watch in June 2025. Two of these flicks aren’t that far away from standard World War II movies, while the middle pick envisions a different kind of world war that may claim the lives of everyo...[Read More]

Around four weeks ago, it was announced that Ariana Greenblatt of Barbie, 65, and Borderlands, Billy Magnussen of No Time to Die, Road House, and The Franchise, and Ella Purnell of Fallout, Yellowjackets, and Army of the Dead had signed on to star in the “riotous” comedy thriller Hot Ted, which will mark the feature directorial debut of Saturday Night Live segment director Hannah Levy. At the time...[Read More]

With Bring Her Back, Aussie duo Danny and Michael Philippou show they’re far more than one-trick ponies. The harrowing tale of grief and its ensuing desolation is far more bleak than you may expect. It’s a film that’ll stick with you long after the credits roll. Talk to Me set the horror genre alight in 2022. The debut feature from ‘Radelaide’ twins, YouTubers known as RackaRacka, left moviegoe...[Read More]