Maggie Boccella

1 week ago | fangoria.com | Maggie Boccella

Fans of Zach Cregger’s horror hit Barbarian have some great news on their hands: a new viral website promoting his latest film, Weapons, has a feature that suggests that it takes place in the same universe as the Georgina Campbell-led film. Bloody Disgusting discovered that the website, titled Maybrook News, features a small connection to Barbarian in addition to recently-released images from the film for fans to find as they wait patiently for a trailer.

2 weeks ago | collider.com | Maggie Boccella

This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. The new take on The Wolf Man has scored a streaming date on Peacock. The horror story directed by Leigh Whannellwill be making its way to the streaming platform on April 18. Three months after the Blumhouse production hit the big screen, audiences will be able to experience the frights in the comfort of their homes.

3 weeks ago | fangoria.com | Maggie Boccella

Is your family worth dying for? Would you keep a terrible secret in the middle of the apocalypse in order to keep them safe? That’s the question being asked by Párvulos: Children of the Apocalypse, a new Spanish language film set to hit theaters tomorrow. Ahead of its release, FANGORIA is excited to premiere an exclusive clip from the new film, featuring its three young stars dealing with a gnarly problem.

3 weeks ago | fangoria.com | Maggie Boccella

When the Philippou Brothers burst onto the scene with their 2023 debut Talk to Me, which featured Sophie Wilde as a teenager possessed by a dark force after a childish game goes wrong, it changed the horror game forever. The film was a breakaway success, earning over $90 million on a budget of only $4.5 million, becoming A24’s highest-earning horror film and earning itself a sequel, which is currently in development. But it looks like that sequel won’t be arriving any time soon.

3 weeks ago | fangoria.com | Maggie Boccella

Jordan Peele’s Monkey Paw Productions just revealed a mysterious new look at their next film. Produced by Peele himself, they’ve just unveiled the first poster for Him, a new sports-focused horror film starring Marlon Wayans as a legendary but aging football quarterback who takes a new player under his wing. The film is set to hit theaters this fall. The poster simply features a football displayed in a glass case, with blood dripping off its seemingly pristine leather.