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Whatever Happened to the Masters of Horror?
It’s a legitimate question. When it comes to the modern masters of horror, we all know their names: John Carpenter, Wes Craven, Clive Barker, George Romero, Joe Dante, Stuart Gordon, Dario Arge...
MTV’s Scream Adds True Blood Alum to the Talent Roster
We recently revealed a first look at the logo (pictured below) for the new MTV Scream series and also shared a premiere date for the upcoming small screen adaptation with...
Wes Craven Developing People Under the Stairs Series for SyFy
Horror icon Wes Craven has just signed a first look deal with Universal Cable Productions (UPC) to work on scripted content for the NBC Universal family of channels. Perhaps the most notewor...
MTV’s Scream Series Debuts First Trailer Announces Premiere Date
We recently revealed a first look at the logo (pictured below) for the new MTV Scream series and also told you we would be giving you a first look at the show and an exact date for...
MTV Scream Series Premiere Date Announcement and Logo Reveal
The MTV Scream series is finally gearing up to premiere. The project has long been kicked around and details regarding its development have been rumored for a good t...
Is It Just Me Or Is Scream 3 A Decent Sequel?
In this new, monthly series, a Wicked Horror writer presents an unpopular opinion about a particular genre offering and asks the oft-repeated question, “Is it just me?” In this installme...
New on Netflix
New on Netflix is a weekly feature appearing every Friday, listing all of the week’s newest genre film related additions to everyone’s favorite streaming service–and just in time ...
5 Important Contributions to Black Horror Cinema
Matt Barone recently published a piece in the Dissolve which points out the disturbing lack of Black actors, producers, writers, and more within the horror genre. With Black History month drawing to a...
Noteworthy Heroines of Horror: Lisa from Red Eye
A different kind of horror heroine from a different kind of horror movie. Of course, most would probably argue with me that Red Eye falls under the “thriller” category more so than horror ...