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Creator Mike Mignola Returns with Two New Issues of “Hellboy in Hell”

Big news for comic lovers: Mike Mignola and Dark Horse Comics are unleashing a double dose of demon-slaying madness this winter! A decade after concluding the legendary Hellboy in Hell saga, Mignola is making an unexpected return to the underworld. Joined by a powerhouse lineup of fresh creative talent, Mignola is set to expand the dark, atmospheric lore that forever changed the comic landscape. October Brings a Crimson Storm in Nothing But Blood The underworld expedition launches this October with Hellboy in Hell: Nothing But Blood. Written by Mignola with jaw-dropping illustrations from French graphic novelist Cyrille Pomès (Moon, 6,000 Miles to Freedom), this collaboration plunges readers straight back into the shadow-drenched landscapes of Pandemonium. Mourning the Devil in Parade of Horrors The hellfire peaks in December with Hellboy in Hell: Parade of Horrors. It’s a two-issue event written by Mignola and illustrated by Márk László (Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Time is a River). Colored by Dave Stewart and lettered

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 11, 2026

Disney+ Orders Pilot for Series Inspired by EPCOT’s Iconic Ride ‘Spaceship Earth’

Disney+ has ordered a pilot for “Spaceship Earth,” a series inspired by EPCOT’s legendary dark ride. Casting is underway, though no names have been announced so far. From Ride to the Small Screen Rather than a quiet, slow-moving tram ride, the show is swinging for a high-concept, multi-timeline apocalypse story, Variety reports. The official logline reads: “When a mission to avert an imminent global cataclysm goes awry, a small band of teenagers from Earth’s past and future must join forces to confront a threat as vast and mysterious as time itself.” The History Since EPCOT opened its gates in 1982, Spaceship Earth has served as the park’s visual anchor and spiritual heart, housing a beloved journey through the evolution of human communication inside an 18-story structural marvel. Behind the Scenes Showrunner Jason Fuchs (Wonder Woman, Argylle) leads the project via Five Ten Productions. Michael Waldron (Loki, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) is Executive Producing under his Anomaly Pictures

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 9, 2026

Ryan Murphy Plans to Slow Down, But First He’s Working on a Vampire Series

If there is one absolute constant in Hollywood, it is that the Ryan Murphy production calendar looks like a high-stakes game of television Tetris. Between preparing for “American Horror Story” Season 13 and getting ready to unleash “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story,” the prolific creator remains the undisputed master of keeping audiences perpetually unsettled. Yet during a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Murphy offered a rare glimpse into his future. He’s admitting that he will likely need to dial back his output in the coming years. Why? To spend more time with his three young children. “You have to figure out what you’re interested in doing next, and I’m lucky enough that I have really great partners who want to do this and that. I haven’t figured it out yet,” Murphy explains. “I have many things coming out between August and Christmas, and I’m sort of plotting out my next two years. I don’t think I’ll ever do as

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 8, 2026

Sharpen Your Machetes: Danny Trejo Battles the Devil in PCB’s New Graphic Novel ‘Year of the Devil’

Hold onto your holy water! The icon himself, Danny Trejo, is stepping off the big screen and onto the comic page for PCB’s most ambitious, blood-soaked original graphic novel to date, Year of the Devil! If you know the name Danny Trejo, you know the legend. From tearing through action cinema in Machete, From Dusk Till Dawn, and Heat to serving up some of the best tacos in Los Angeles at Trejo’s Tacos, the man is an absolute force of nature. Now, he’s lending his legendary likeness and tough-as-nails persona to a five-issue, high-octane supernatural saga, one that feels ripped straight from a 1970s drive-in double feature. Fists, Faith, and the Four Horsemen In Year of the Devil, Trejo stars as Diego, a cursed, immortal warrior endlessly reborn across the centuries. He has one single purpose: to throw hands with Satan and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Blending brutal grindhouse violence, ancient mythos, and dark fantasy, it’s a relentless

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 8, 2026

Praise the Lord and Pass the Bug Spray: The Prehistoric Spider Movie ‘Don’t Move’ Unleashes Its Trailer

If you thought a youth pastor with an acoustic guitar was the scariest thing that could happen on a church retreat, think again. Don’t Move, the upcoming creature feature, pits a pious wilderness trip against an oversized, ancient arachnid, promising a high-octane, web-slinging slaughterhouse. Adapted from the 2020 bestselling novel by James “Murr” Murray (yes, the guy from Impractical Jokers) and Darren Wearmouth, the film turns a routine Ozark outing into a terrifying game of Red Light, Green Light—with massive, fanged consequences. Silent, Sightless, and Starving When a church group’s annual retreat strays off the beaten path in the Ozark woods, members start vanishing. Naturally, the pious finger-pointing begins immediately, with the group placing the blame on Ricky, the local bad-boy troublemaker. The reality, however, is far more hideous. Deep in the thicket lies a labyrinth of thick webs guarded by a prehistoric, vibration-sensitive giant spider. The creature can’t see its prey; however, it feels every single heartbeat, footstep, and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 7, 2026

‘Interview with the Vampire” To Unleash a Never-Before-Seen Scene in the New 4K Release

Dust off your silk cravats and hide your jugulars. Interview with the Vampire is finally making its long-overdue, blood-soaked debut on 4K UHD. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is resurrecting Neil Jordan’s gothic 1994 masterpiece in glorious 4K resolution this September. Fans will be able to sink their teeth into the newly remastered film via both Digital 4K and a shiny 4K UHD Blu-ray disc. The Original Based on Anne Rice’s iconic novel, the film features Tom Cruise at his most unhinged as Lestat. A beautifully brooding Brad Pitt stars as Louis. The stellar ensemble cast also includes Christian Slater, Antonio Banderas, Stephen Rea, and a scene-stealing young Kirsten Dunst. Nominated for two Academy Awards (Best Original Score and Best Art Direction), the film remains a high-water mark for mid-’90s cinematic decadence. New Special Features and Deleted Scenes Three decades after its release, Warner Bros. is celebrating the milestone with a treasure trove of newly minted bonus content. That includes a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

The Creep Is Back! Image Comics Unleashes a Brand-New ‘Creepshow’ Anthology Series This Fall

Get ready to turn the pages with bloody fingers, horror fans. The most iconic horror anthology in pop culture is returning to its pulp-comic roots! Ever since Stephen King and George A. Romero joined forces in 1982 to create the original cinematic masterpiece, Creepshow has stood as the undisputed gold standard for dark comedy, ghastly twists, and creature-feature horror. It launched sequels, hit TV series, and decades of nightmares. Now, Image Comics is opening the vault once again. They are launching an all-new, mature-rated era of the Eisner Award-nominated comic series starting this September. Whether you’re a die-hard Creepshow faithful or a fan of Tales from the Crypt, The Twilight Zone, and Black Mirror searching for your next dose of macabre storytelling, consider your spooky season reading list officially sorted! Two Tales of Terror per Issue Staying true to the classic EC Comics-inspired formula that Romero and King immortalized, every single issue of the new Creepshow series will feature two

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

John Carpenter Unleashes New Comic ‘Cathedral’ and His New Single (Watch It Now)

John Carpenter, the legendary Horror Master behind cinematic masterpieces like Halloween, The Thing, and Escape from New York, officially releases his first-ever original graphic novel, Cathedral, today via Storm King Comics. To mark the launch, Carpenter has also dropped a chilling new single, “Revenge.” It’s from the accompanying soundtrack album Cathedral, which arrives this Friday, August 7. Watch it below. “I saw it in a dream: a nightmare landscape deep underground filled with monsters too weird and sinister to exist in daylight. I knew instantly I had to get these things out of my head and into everyone else’s brains.” — John Carpenter The Graphic Novel: Step Inside the Catacombs Set inside an abandoned, rotting church in downtown Los Angeles, Cathedral begins with the brutal murder of a police officer. The tragic crime draws a team of detectives, Lieutenant Christine Marks, Paul Hernandez, and Steve Mayfield, into the long-ignored structure. But in true John Carpenter fashion, a routine investigation quickly

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

Fresh Blood: Heretic’s Chris Schwab Delivers New Trailer for ‘Dracula: The Night Around Us’ Ahead of Tubi FrightFest

Writer-director Chris Schwab (Heretic) has unveiled the trailer for his new feature Dracula: The Night Around Us. The film is a modern spin on Bram Stoker’s timeless horror masterpiece that proves you can never truly keep a good vampire down. Fresh off winning the Goule D’Or Award for Best Feature Film at the Portland Horror Film Festival, Dracula: The Night Around Us is now officially bound for London. It will celebrate its UK Premiere at Tubi FrightFest on August 30th as part of the Discovery Screen One lineup. “Dracula is a timeless story, and we’re thrilled to have been able to put a unique spin on one of cinema’s most iconic horrors,” says Schwab. “We can’t wait for London audiences to see what we’ve created.” Sewer-Dwelling Terror The dark reimagining centers on Dr. John Seward. He’s a depressed doctor working at an asylum for the criminally insane. However, he finds a rare glimmer of hope after bonding with his new

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 4, 2026

Sam Raimi is About to Ruin Road Trips Forever with the Adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘Desperation’

In a horror mashup that frankly took way too long to happen, cinematic blood-splatter auteur Sam Raimi and Master of Terrors Stephen King are teaming up to bring King’s 1996 novel Desperation to Searchlight Pictures. Raimi is set to produce alongside his longtime Ghost House Pictures partner Robert Tapert, while screenwriter Ryan Brennan takes on the daunting task of adapting King’s uniquely unhinged prose. Searchlight’s Taylor Friedman and Cameron Chidsey are overseeing the production, ensuring your next drive through the desert will be thoroughly anxiety-inducing. Bad Cop, Worse Cop You’re stranded on a barren stretch of Nevada highway. A local cop pulls you over. Great, Help has arrived! Except he’s six-foot-seven, heavily possessed by an ancient demonic entity named Tak, and violently uninterested in giving you a warning. Forget speeding tickets, these travelers are just trying to keep their organs inside their bodies. The Directors: Hollywood’s Busiest Men In-demand directing duo Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are in talks

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 4, 2026

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Creator Mike Mignola Returns with Two New Issues of “Hellboy in Hell”

Big news for comic lovers: Mike Mignola and Dark Horse Comics are unleashing a double dose of demon-slaying madness this winter! A decade after concluding the legendary Hellboy in Hell saga, Mignola is making an unexpected return to the underworld. Joined by a powerhouse lineup of fresh creative talent, Mignola is set to expand the dark, atmospheric lore that forever changed the comic landscape. October Brings a Crimson Storm in Nothing But Blood The underworld expedition launches this October with Hellboy in Hell: Nothing But Blood. Written by Mignola with jaw-dropping illustrations from French graphic novelist Cyrille Pomès (Moon, 6,000 Miles to Freedom), this collaboration plunges readers straight back into the shadow-drenched landscapes of Pandemonium. Mourning the Devil in Parade of Horrors The hellfire peaks in December with Hellboy in Hell: Parade of Horrors. It’s a two-issue event written by Mignola and illustrated by Márk László (Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Time is a River). Colored by Dave Stewart and lettered

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 11, 2026

Disney+ Orders Pilot for Series Inspired by EPCOT’s Iconic Ride ‘Spaceship Earth’

Disney+ has ordered a pilot for “Spaceship Earth,” a series inspired by EPCOT’s legendary dark ride. Casting is underway, though no names have been announced so far. From Ride to the Small Screen Rather than a quiet, slow-moving tram ride, the show is swinging for a high-concept, multi-timeline apocalypse story, Variety reports. The official logline reads: “When a mission to avert an imminent global cataclysm goes awry, a small band of teenagers from Earth’s past and future must join forces to confront a threat as vast and mysterious as time itself.” The History Since EPCOT opened its gates in 1982, Spaceship Earth has served as the park’s visual anchor and spiritual heart, housing a beloved journey through the evolution of human communication inside an 18-story structural marvel. Behind the Scenes Showrunner Jason Fuchs (Wonder Woman, Argylle) leads the project via Five Ten Productions. Michael Waldron (Loki, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) is Executive Producing under his Anomaly Pictures

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 9, 2026

Ryan Murphy Plans to Slow Down, But First He’s Working on a Vampire Series

If there is one absolute constant in Hollywood, it is that the Ryan Murphy production calendar looks like a high-stakes game of television Tetris. Between preparing for “American Horror Story” Season 13 and getting ready to unleash “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story,” the prolific creator remains the undisputed master of keeping audiences perpetually unsettled. Yet during a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Murphy offered a rare glimpse into his future. He’s admitting that he will likely need to dial back his output in the coming years. Why? To spend more time with his three young children. “You have to figure out what you’re interested in doing next, and I’m lucky enough that I have really great partners who want to do this and that. I haven’t figured it out yet,” Murphy explains. “I have many things coming out between August and Christmas, and I’m sort of plotting out my next two years. I don’t think I’ll ever do as

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 8, 2026

Sharpen Your Machetes: Danny Trejo Battles the Devil in PCB’s New Graphic Novel ‘Year of the Devil’

Hold onto your holy water! The icon himself, Danny Trejo, is stepping off the big screen and onto the comic page for PCB’s most ambitious, blood-soaked original graphic novel to date, Year of the Devil! If you know the name Danny Trejo, you know the legend. From tearing through action cinema in Machete, From Dusk Till Dawn, and Heat to serving up some of the best tacos in Los Angeles at Trejo’s Tacos, the man is an absolute force of nature. Now, he’s lending his legendary likeness and tough-as-nails persona to a five-issue, high-octane supernatural saga, one that feels ripped straight from a 1970s drive-in double feature. Fists, Faith, and the Four Horsemen In Year of the Devil, Trejo stars as Diego, a cursed, immortal warrior endlessly reborn across the centuries. He has one single purpose: to throw hands with Satan and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Blending brutal grindhouse violence, ancient mythos, and dark fantasy, it’s a relentless

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 8, 2026

Praise the Lord and Pass the Bug Spray: The Prehistoric Spider Movie ‘Don’t Move’ Unleashes Its Trailer

If you thought a youth pastor with an acoustic guitar was the scariest thing that could happen on a church retreat, think again. Don’t Move, the upcoming creature feature, pits a pious wilderness trip against an oversized, ancient arachnid, promising a high-octane, web-slinging slaughterhouse. Adapted from the 2020 bestselling novel by James “Murr” Murray (yes, the guy from Impractical Jokers) and Darren Wearmouth, the film turns a routine Ozark outing into a terrifying game of Red Light, Green Light—with massive, fanged consequences. Silent, Sightless, and Starving When a church group’s annual retreat strays off the beaten path in the Ozark woods, members start vanishing. Naturally, the pious finger-pointing begins immediately, with the group placing the blame on Ricky, the local bad-boy troublemaker. The reality, however, is far more hideous. Deep in the thicket lies a labyrinth of thick webs guarded by a prehistoric, vibration-sensitive giant spider. The creature can’t see its prey; however, it feels every single heartbeat, footstep, and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 7, 2026

‘Interview with the Vampire” To Unleash a Never-Before-Seen Scene in the New 4K Release

Dust off your silk cravats and hide your jugulars. Interview with the Vampire is finally making its long-overdue, blood-soaked debut on 4K UHD. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is resurrecting Neil Jordan’s gothic 1994 masterpiece in glorious 4K resolution this September. Fans will be able to sink their teeth into the newly remastered film via both Digital 4K and a shiny 4K UHD Blu-ray disc. The Original Based on Anne Rice’s iconic novel, the film features Tom Cruise at his most unhinged as Lestat. A beautifully brooding Brad Pitt stars as Louis. The stellar ensemble cast also includes Christian Slater, Antonio Banderas, Stephen Rea, and a scene-stealing young Kirsten Dunst. Nominated for two Academy Awards (Best Original Score and Best Art Direction), the film remains a high-water mark for mid-’90s cinematic decadence. New Special Features and Deleted Scenes Three decades after its release, Warner Bros. is celebrating the milestone with a treasure trove of newly minted bonus content. That includes a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

The Creep Is Back! Image Comics Unleashes a Brand-New ‘Creepshow’ Anthology Series This Fall

Get ready to turn the pages with bloody fingers, horror fans. The most iconic horror anthology in pop culture is returning to its pulp-comic roots! Ever since Stephen King and George A. Romero joined forces in 1982 to create the original cinematic masterpiece, Creepshow has stood as the undisputed gold standard for dark comedy, ghastly twists, and creature-feature horror. It launched sequels, hit TV series, and decades of nightmares. Now, Image Comics is opening the vault once again. They are launching an all-new, mature-rated era of the Eisner Award-nominated comic series starting this September. Whether you’re a die-hard Creepshow faithful or a fan of Tales from the Crypt, The Twilight Zone, and Black Mirror searching for your next dose of macabre storytelling, consider your spooky season reading list officially sorted! Two Tales of Terror per Issue Staying true to the classic EC Comics-inspired formula that Romero and King immortalized, every single issue of the new Creepshow series will feature two

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

John Carpenter Unleashes New Comic ‘Cathedral’ and His New Single (Watch It Now)

John Carpenter, the legendary Horror Master behind cinematic masterpieces like Halloween, The Thing, and Escape from New York, officially releases his first-ever original graphic novel, Cathedral, today via Storm King Comics. To mark the launch, Carpenter has also dropped a chilling new single, “Revenge.” It’s from the accompanying soundtrack album Cathedral, which arrives this Friday, August 7. Watch it below. “I saw it in a dream: a nightmare landscape deep underground filled with monsters too weird and sinister to exist in daylight. I knew instantly I had to get these things out of my head and into everyone else’s brains.” — John Carpenter The Graphic Novel: Step Inside the Catacombs Set inside an abandoned, rotting church in downtown Los Angeles, Cathedral begins with the brutal murder of a police officer. The tragic crime draws a team of detectives, Lieutenant Christine Marks, Paul Hernandez, and Steve Mayfield, into the long-ignored structure. But in true John Carpenter fashion, a routine investigation quickly

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

Fresh Blood: Heretic’s Chris Schwab Delivers New Trailer for ‘Dracula: The Night Around Us’ Ahead of Tubi FrightFest

Writer-director Chris Schwab (Heretic) has unveiled the trailer for his new feature Dracula: The Night Around Us. The film is a modern spin on Bram Stoker’s timeless horror masterpiece that proves you can never truly keep a good vampire down. Fresh off winning the Goule D’Or Award for Best Feature Film at the Portland Horror Film Festival, Dracula: The Night Around Us is now officially bound for London. It will celebrate its UK Premiere at Tubi FrightFest on August 30th as part of the Discovery Screen One lineup. “Dracula is a timeless story, and we’re thrilled to have been able to put a unique spin on one of cinema’s most iconic horrors,” says Schwab. “We can’t wait for London audiences to see what we’ve created.” Sewer-Dwelling Terror The dark reimagining centers on Dr. John Seward. He’s a depressed doctor working at an asylum for the criminally insane. However, he finds a rare glimmer of hope after bonding with his new

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 4, 2026

Sam Raimi is About to Ruin Road Trips Forever with the Adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘Desperation’

In a horror mashup that frankly took way too long to happen, cinematic blood-splatter auteur Sam Raimi and Master of Terrors Stephen King are teaming up to bring King’s 1996 novel Desperation to Searchlight Pictures. Raimi is set to produce alongside his longtime Ghost House Pictures partner Robert Tapert, while screenwriter Ryan Brennan takes on the daunting task of adapting King’s uniquely unhinged prose. Searchlight’s Taylor Friedman and Cameron Chidsey are overseeing the production, ensuring your next drive through the desert will be thoroughly anxiety-inducing. Bad Cop, Worse Cop You’re stranded on a barren stretch of Nevada highway. A local cop pulls you over. Great, Help has arrived! Except he’s six-foot-seven, heavily possessed by an ancient demonic entity named Tak, and violently uninterested in giving you a warning. Forget speeding tickets, these travelers are just trying to keep their organs inside their bodies. The Directors: Hollywood’s Busiest Men In-demand directing duo Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are in talks

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 4, 2026
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