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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) (Netflix) Movie Review (Video)
After 50 years in hiding, Leatherface is back to turn a friends’ getaway into a blood-soaked nightmare. Stream the chilling chaos now on Netflix!
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Wrong Turn (2021) Blu-Ray Review (Video)
Jen’s Appalachian hike takes a terrifying turn when she and her friends stray into the hidden territory of The Foundation, a deadly mountain community—and now it’s a race against time and terror as her father (Matthew Modine) fights to save them.
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Just Before Dawn (1981) (Blu-ray Review)
Buckle up for a suspense-filled camping trip where five friends must outwit cryptic backwoods threats and a chilling twist that leaves you questioning who—if anyone—will make it Just Before Dawn. Now gorgeously restored from the original 35mm, this Blu-ray delivers every haunting shadow and jump scare in pristine 1080p.
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New Trailer & Release Date for Cameron McCaslands The Lashman
Check out the brand-new trailer for Cameron McCasland’s backwoods slasher The Lashman and join us for its thrilling world premiere on April 19 at Nashville’s Full Moon Horror Film Festival!
Treasure Chest Of Horrors 2 (2012) (DVD Review)
Join Penthouse Pet Veronica Ricci as horror hostess Mona Screamalot and her twisted kin unleash six gloriously gory shorts in this throwback shot-on-video spectacle—complete with director commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, teaser trailers, and more bonus treats!
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Resurrection County (2008)
Get ready for Resurrection County, a shockingly brutal backwoods tale where southern hospitality masks a nightmarish fight for survival.
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The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
Step into Wes Craven’s 1977 cult classic The Hills Have Eyes for a tense, blood-spattered thrill ride that’s as creepy as it is unexpectedly hilarious. Root for Beast, the savviest dog in horror history, as he outsmarts both the bumbling Carters and the desert’s deadliest freaks.