TV shows and the limited pre-COVID theatrical run provided some amazing stuff for us (even in 2020).

Tokyopop to release new manga-style graphic novel

This is NOT a joke, y’all – classic Gothic horror and romance are alive and well. They’re also potently terrifying.

Watch its premiere on Netflix on September 16th.

I don’t recommend mixing puberty, trauma, hormones, weed, and superpowers, but Sydney doesn’t have a choice. Homecoming is going to be intense.

They did it. I’m still kind of stunned in the best way possible.

With BBC/Netflix series Dracula making waves, Ren takes a look at how it stacks up against the original text.

More horror shows coming from from Netflix and IDW Publishing.

At long last, the excellent series from IDW heads to the small screen.

Take a bite out of Big Daddy Stu's best theatrical releases and TV fare from 2019...it's good stuff!

Jonathan Maberry's gripping vampire series debuts on Netflix on December 5th

A Compton slasher never felt so safe. Where’s the fear?

An interactive move that lets the viewer decide the outcome. Or is it?

This existential cyber horror on Netflix (UK, US) certainly brings a new meaning to 'Netflix and chill'.

Enter the Upside Down in funny books this September.

"...intense, suspenseful, teeth-grittingly graphic" is Ren's verdict on Mike Flanagan's Gerald's Game.

Netflix remakes a complex and intriguing Japanese franchise, but did they nail it?

The new hot diet everyone is dying to try.