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Leave M. Night Shyamalan Alone!
People are willing to accept a few missteps from many famous directors. Fans even seem to forget that Steven Spielberg directed Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Any creative directo...
Glass Heads Home This Month!
M. Night Shyamalan’s divisive trilogy-closer Glass is coming home in just a few weeks, which will give fans more opportunity to delve into every Easter egg and potential hint at the greater myth...
Exclusive Interview: Actor Betty Buckley Talks Split
Betty Buckley is horror royalty, thanks to a couple of attention-grabbing performances in Brian De Palma’s seminal Carrie and M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening, over the course of her sto...
5 Reasons Why You Absolutely Must Catch Split In Theaters!
How did we get here? Heralding an M. Night Shyamalan movie about a villain with dissociative personality disorder (previously known as split personality disorder) as the first, must-watch horror movie...
Why You Should be Worried About the Tales from the Crypt Reboot
So, Tales from the Crypt is coming back and I should be excited. I really should. That show was such a huge part of my youth and still holds up when I watch it as an adult. Everyone growing up in the ...
More Exciting News On The Upcoming Tales From The Crypt Reboot!
As previously reported, every horror nerd’s favourite anthology series, Tales From The Crypt, is set for a much-anticipated TV return, with maestro M. Night Shyamalan spearheading the project. T...
Tales From The Crypt Set For TV Return
Anthology fans rejoice, as the series that got many of us into horror as youngsters is set to make its long-awaited return. That’s right, Tales From The Crypt is set for a triumphant, TV-based r...
Blu-ray Review: The Visit is Unsure of What it Wants to Be
The Visit sees pair of youngsters set out to visit their grandparents for the first time. Once there, the duo quickly realizes that something is badly amiss. Their grandmother sleep-vomits and their ...
Zena’s Top Five Horror Films of 2015
2015 was a great year for horror films simply because it’s been versatile. Based on what I’ve seen this year, I’m really excited for 2016. Compiling this list wasn’t as easy as...
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