By This is a very fun and uniquely creepy game. Turn on those TVs as the family-favorite Saturday morning puppet-fest My Friendly Neighborhood graces headlines once again! Last week, during The Indie Horror Showcase, DreadXP announced that its all-ages survival horror game My Friendly Neighborhood will keep the googly-eyed fun going with
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Beloved “Snowpiercer” and “Memories of Murder” director Bong Joon-ho’s new sci-fi film “Mickey 17” might be undergoing a delay – all in the name of a higher-profile launch. World of Reel reports according to their sources, Warners is looking to push back the film by two months from March 29th
“Hunger Games” Becomes A Stage Play
Multiple Tony nominee Conor McPherson has been hired to adapt both Suzanne Collins’ first “The Hunger Games” novel and its subsequent film adaptation into a stage play. It marks the franchise’s first-ever live stage adaptation with a Fall 2024 slated for London’s West End. Veteran Matthew Dunster (“2:22 – A
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Like almost anyone else who grew up in the past 50 years, film director Emma Tammi has distinct memories of visiting a certain type of children’s entertainment restaurant. You know the kind. The place where the arcade games are plentiful, the ball pits are crowded, and the stage is full
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After almost four years into a new decade, horror remains one of the most resilient and fascinating genres of this century. In fact, it’s fair to say that the cinema of chills has only grown in esteem. About 10 years ago, some critics were dubiously suggesting that horror movies were
