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Ahlissa is a Horror Features contributor at Collider. She's been a media writer for nearly 10 years. You can find her other work in FANGORIA, The Feminine Macabre, Haunted Magazine, and more. Her ...

"We both know I can hack it better than any ding-dong out there!" 望 RLJE Films has revealed an official trailer for an indie horror comedy called Bloody Axe Wound, the latest from genre filmmaker ...

Hell of a title, Bloody Axe Wound (now streaming on Shudder) – be a shame if you didn’t live up to it. Although it does, kind of, almost, in the ol’ gore-’n’-guts dept., but that doesn’t necessarily ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The horror genre is indebted to teenagers, especially slashers. For decades, slashers have delighted audiences with scenes of ...

Fans consider the 1980s the high point of horror cinema for a reason. With home video becoming a standard part of every American home, and cable channels growing every day, distributors wanted ...

The horror genre’s transformation from early gothic tales to modern psychological thrillers has carved a bloody path through cinema history. Beginning with atmospheric classics like Nosferatu and ...

In a cinematic "hey you got your chocolate in my peanut butter!" moment, a Valentine's Day rom-com is cross-bred with a bloody slasher flick in "Heart Eyes," and the resulting rom-slasher has a good ...

The original film turned a familiar rom-com setup into a slasher hit.

There’s always been a deep irony that follows holiday horror films. Typically, we associate holidays like Christmas and Valentine’s Day with whimsical joy, togetherness, and romance. Slapping the ...

The horror genre is indebted to teenagers, especially slashers. For decades, slashers have delighted audiences with scenes of teens being massacred in every way, shape and form. Still, for the most ...