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We have the trailer for the new Annabelle film in the Annabelle franchise and The Conjuring Universe! Screen writer of The Nun, It, and the Annabelle films, Gary Dauberman , makes his directorial debut in Annabelle Comes Home . I will go ahead and quit yapping, but I have to say that this movie looks scary good and creepy! Annabelle Comes Home hits theaters June 28th, 2019!

Looks like the PlayStation Network got a clip from the new Pet Sematary ! Watch as friendly neighbor Judd Crandall ( John Lithgow ) runs in his home paranoid. What awaits him? Watch below! Pet Sematary is in theaters April 5th, 2019. Tickets are now on sale!

(Image Courtesy of Joblo.com) We know what the critics were saying about the new adaption of Stephen King's terrifying novel Pet Sematary (directed by Kevin Kolsch and Dennis and Dennis Widmyer, but admittedly, we were all waiting for the master of horror himself to speak. Sitting with EW's Anthony Breznican for an interview , Stephen King talked about all things Pet Sematary ; from how the book was published, what inspired him to write it, why he wrote the screenplay for the 1989 film and his thoughts on the new adaption. (If you haven't read it, I urge you to do so!) Speaking on the new adaption of Pet Sematary , King said: "It’s f—ing great! It’s a really good movie. It’s a grown-up, adult kind of movie. It’s not like 12 semi-clad teens get killed in a summer camp. In this particular time frame, you know, there’ve been several movies that have been successful. Horror movies like Jordan Peele’s  Get Out  last year. And then I think when  Us  opens, I thi...

R.L. Stine is the reason why I am here today horror blogging and writing my own stories. His books opened a whole new world for me; an escape into the unknown. He did that with Goosebumps, and he did it bloody with Fear Street . Fear Street is the more YA catered series, while Goosebumps  is for kids ages 8 to 12 (I still read them anyway). So when I read Fear Street, I liked it a lot more because a lot of the stories were slasher-like, especially with Stine's Point Horror books. So when R.L. Stine returned once again for some new Fear Street tales with Return to Fear Street I was excited! Drop Dead Gorgeous  is about a new girl in town named Morgan Marks who is very popular (especially with the guys), nice, smart, and very beautiful--the total package. But her past is a mystery, and soon, strange things start happening to the new people she befriends like murder. The secrets come crawling out the grave at the Shadyside Homecoming. Drop Dead Gorgeous- -like most o...

My anticipation and excitement for the new adaption of Pet Sematary grows every day, so I have been watching clips of interviews with the actors, directors, and, you know, anything that can keep me juiced up. As I was browsing through Amazon Prime Video, I noticed that they had the documentary Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary (2017) presented by Terror Films. I immediately started watching it, and as a Pet Sematary and Stephen King fan, I was not disappointed. The documentary goes in depth about the production, locations (shot in King's home state of Maine), the make-up, prosthetics, and even the music. It is a wonderful look behind-the-scenes to director Mary Lambert's Pet Sematary (1989). There are interviews with the cast and crew including Dale Midkiff (Louis Creed), Denise Crosby (Rachel Creed), Brad Greenquist (Victor Pascow), Miko Hughes (Gage Creed), Blaze Berdahl (Rachel Creed), and more. Sadly, Fred Gwynne passed away in 1993, but we get to see...

If you're like me, and you didn't get to go to SXSW like all the other lucky folks and watch Pet Sematary , you've probably been reading reviews and trying to get your hands on everything Pet Sematary.  Check out this wonderful and insightful interview with John Lithgow who plays Judd Crandall in Pet Sematary (2019). Pet Sematary opens in theaters April 5th

I promised myself I wouldn't watch any clips or read a lot of reviews for Pet Sematary so I can be surprised in the theater, but... Yeah. After all the positive reviews at its premiere at SXSW -- it was really hard to do. Paramount has just released this unsettling clip of Rachel Creed coming home and seeing her resurrected daughter. Watch it because I did! Pet Sematary is out in theaters April 5th!