28 Years Later director Danny Boyle reflects on how the enduring love for 28 Days Later sparked the desire to return to the world two decades on. See the full interview with Brandon Streussnig here.
Letterboxd's Mia Lee Vicino chats with Bring Her Back and Talk to Me directors Danny and Michael Philippou (aka RackaRacka) about their horror influences and the mysterious gift Australian customs wouldn't let us send them! Watch the full video here.
House of Wax turns 20! Mitchell Beaupre spoke with director Jaume Collet-Serra and cinematographer Stephen F. Windon about the film’s legacy, its gloriously goopy practical effects, and how this glossy, gruesome remake carved out its own cult status. Read the full interview on the Journal here.
We’re creeping up on the halfway mark to Halloween, and to celebrate, the Horrorville t-shirt and hat are back from the dead!
At the season 2 premiere of The Last of Us, the cast and creators share which film and which TV show they'd want to bunker down with in an apocalypse. The Last of Us returns April 13. See the full video here.
Christopher Landon, Meghann Fahy, and Brandon Sklenar share their most memorable movie date disasters. Drop is now in theaters. See the full video here.
On the Death of a Unicorn red carpet at SXSW, Annie Lyons challenged the cast of the new A24 horror to guess which of their films show up in the most Letterboxd member's Four Favorites and the results will surprise you ... and them!
"I know what a Letterboxd is because I don't live under a rock," says Theo James to Osgood Perkins before sharing their eclectic four favorite films.
"Great movies come from great teams," says Greg Gilreath, Producer, on the New Zealand set of Heart Eyes. We spoke with the great team behind the film and the movies that move them.
What do horror fans do when Friday the 13th rolls around? Watch Friday the 13th, obviously. We dug through the…
Sharks outlived dinosaurs, but will they outlive us? This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws and the…
June might be light on new horror releases but heavy on sequels of beloved favorites. We're also getting a home…
Looks like we all revisited the iconic Final Destination series this month! Here are the 20 most popular horror films…
High school is already a horror movie: the fluorescent-lit hallways, hormone-fueled chaos, authority figures who just don’t understand and cliques…
To mark the release of Fear Street: Prom Queen, streaming now on Netflix, director Matt Palmer shares ten films that…
Great B Movie that does exactly what it should. It’s a perfect summer film!
Imagine baby shark being the last song you ever hear
honestly? ....work!
caught an early screening thanks to regal's monday mystery movie program and i was definitely on the edge of my seat for the duration. a fun twist on your typical shark flicks, but it's the performances that sell this one. incredible commitment from the two leads.
for those who haven't seen it or checked it out yet - SKIP THE TRAILER. gives away basically everything and the experience is bound to be better if you go in totally blind.
I don’t want to over hype this but watching this with a couple of friends last night was the most fun I’ve had in theaters all year! We went into this without having ever seen the trailers, and only being told if you like early 2000s slashers (which we do) then we would enjoy this.
We were cracking up during most of it so it’s no surprise to find out after that the same guy who directed Tucker and Dale…
I love horror, I love slashers, and I assumed this was like a Five Nights At Freddy’s type thing that I would never see. I saw that Eli Craig was directing and my interest piqued slightly. Who among us can deny Tucker and Dale?. When antsy mid-week depression creeps in and Thunderbolts still owns the majority of screens in town, you gotta do what you gotta do.
My assumptions were wrong! Springy, funny, with somewhat unexpected plot turns, this is…
LOVED IT! This was gruesome and hilarious! I loved everything about it! JANET RONNIE & QUIN NEW HORROR QUEENS! Also having a argument when there are bunch of killer clowns trying to get you is the gayest thing ever & i am so happy we got to witness that & get that kind of gay representation!
Our generation’s Shakesqueer, RuPaul Charles, once said, “You ain’t gotta reinvent the wheel… the wheel is fine, gurl.” And just like that quote, Clown in a Cornfield doesn’t necessarily reinvent the slasher genre. A lot of the beats feel familiar, and a killer clown isn’t exactly groundbreaking anymore. However, what it does with its premise is a whole lot of fun. I had such a good time with this. I loved the small-town vibes, some of the kills, and most importantly, I laughed quite a bit throughout the film. I think if you’re a big fan of slashers like me, you’ll probably enjoy this.
Sharks outlived dinosaurs, but will they outlive us? This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws and the last time anyone felt safe in the ocean, despite shark fatalities averaging in the single digits worldwide.
No matter the era, shark movies aren’t here to win Oscars (although Jaws did bring home three), they’re here to deliver a thrilling and often bloody hilarious movie-watching experience.
With hundreds of shark movies out there today, we’ve narrowed it down to 18 blood-in-the-water essentials, plus two documentaries to remind us that sharks aren’t villains, they just have really great smiles.
Read more about each selection in Jenni Kaye's story on Journal.