Author: Hannah Brown

UK based writer. Spends her time reading horror stories, watching horror movies or writing about the horror movies she has been watching. Procrastinating finishing her book, always.

The Child’s Play franchise started back in 1988 and now consists of 7 movies. Although 2004’s Seed Of Chucky flopped, the 2013 and 2017 installments proved a lot more popular with fans. Not only is a Child’s Play TV series in the works, but we reported only recently that production for a Child’s Play remake is slated to start in September, from the producers of Stephen King’s It. Now we have some more information. We still don’t know much about the plot, but Collider have reported that it will be a contemporary take on the story involving a group of kids and…

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Freddy Krueger is one of the most recognizable slasher killers of our time. The A Nightmare On Elm Street franchise spans 8 movies, a 2010 remake and we shouldn’t forget the Freddy’s Nightmares TV series of 1988, hosted by the man himself. All of this screen time, yet we haven’t yet got a prequel movie to properly explore Freddy’s background and how he became what he is. It’s definitely something that has long been talked about and speculated within the horror community and we even almost got an origin movie starring Robert Englund – but it just never happened. Youtube…

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A Nightmare On Elm Street is one of the most iconic slasher franchises of all time. The first installment, directed by Wes Craven and released in 1984 is just as popular today as it was upon its release. Robert Englund, the icon behind the glove and striped jumper, has revealed what he believes is the reason for the franchise’s ongoing success. Comic Book have reported that last weekend, during a Q&A session at the Fandemic Tour in Sacramento, Englund revealed that the main reason behind A Nightmare On Elm Street’s success is the universal nature of dreams, everyone can relate. He…

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X-Men: Dark Phoenix is due to be released in February next year, following a delay. News surrounding the project has been pretty quiet, and the movie won’t even be making an appearance at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. Despite the recent silence, we know from set photos released earlier in the year that the costumes won’t be the same as the ones seen at the end of X-Men: Apocalypse. Instead, they will be based on the 2000’s New X-Men comic book series. A video that has appeared online now offers a closer look at these costumes, in the form of…

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Production on IT: Chapter 2 has begun, and to mark the occasion Warner Bros. have released a picture of the Losers Club together once more. They posted the photo over on the IT Movie’s official Twitter, and it shows the 7 adult members of the Losers Club taking part in a table read of the script. The caption reads “Back to Derry with these Losers. #ITMovie” Chapter 2 will follow on from the first movie, 27 years later as Pennywise returns to Derry and so, because of this, do the Losers. Back to Derry with these Losers. 🎈#ITMovie pic.twitter.com/dvg0fEP9Ts — IT Movie🎈…

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Jurassic Park is a sci-fi classic that is just as loved today as it was upon it’s release in 1993. Now there are 5 movies in the franchise, the most recent release being Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom which was released on June 22nd. However, this new release is not the only Jurassic material to be in the spotlight right now. An alternate ending to the first movie has been released in the form of storyboards – and it’s quite different from the Steven Spielberg version we are familiar with. The storyboards that were posted to the Jurassic Time Facebook page. The…

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Another day, another Stephen King adaptation. Firestarter first appeared on our screens in 1984 starring a young Drew Barrymore. Universal Pictures have had plans since 2010 to remake the movie, but it has remained in developmental purgatory ever since. Writer and director Akiva Goldsman was set to direct, but now a change of plan has been announced. Variety reports that Faith Akin will now direct the reboot. Akin is most well-known for writing and directing Best Foreign Language Oscar nominee and Golden Globe winner, In The Fade. Although Faith Akin isn’t particularly well-known in the mainstream media, the German-Turkish director’s…

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Director M. Night Shyamalan has revealed the first look at Glass, the sequel for Unbreakable and Split. The announcement comes as the director reveals he will be taking Glass to Dan Diego Comic Con where it is expected that people will get a first glance teaser trailer for the project. The poster depicts each main character sat above the reflection of their super alter-egos. Shyamalan tweeted: But if you need your #GlassMovie fix before July 20th, here’s the world premiere of our teaser poster. pic.twitter.com/HsMa0bzR7N — M. Night Shyamalan (@MNightShyamalan) June 29, 2018 Although most details about the plot are…

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Shooting has begun for Sony’s upcoming reboot of The Grudge. The movie first came to American screens in 2004 starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. That version was a remake of Ju-On’s Japanese horror classic released in 2002. Now, not only do we have news that filming has started, but the new title for the film has also been announced. The new title has been confirmed as: Grudge. Not a major change but the shorter name is snappy and effective, yet still recognizable as a remake. The movie is set to star Andrea Riseborough, Demian Bichir, John Cho, Lin Shaye, Betty Gilpin, Jacki…

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Earlier this year Rooster Teeth’s live-action, comedy-horror, Blood Fest premiered at SXSW. The movie follows a group of teens as they get a lot more than they bargained for when attending a festival for horror super-fans. The horror is real and they must use their knowledge of horror movie clichés to survive. With the release of the trailer, it has been announced that you can catch this film in cinemas from August. Watch it below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f0fRc-PGSs Slash Film reports that CEO and co-founder of Rooster Teeth, Matt Hullum, had this to say about the release: “After premiering at SXSW and playing…

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