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Recently I had the pleasure to sit down with Josh Lami, Holiday Godfrey, Anthony Divers and Steve Wandling to discuss all things Friday the 13th. This was a really fun, in depth conversation where we talked about the best and worst films from the series, kills, the future of the franchise and more. Let us …
I was pleasantly surprised with the premiere of Fox's The Passage when it debuted in mid-January, but definitely planned on taking a wait-and-see approach to how the rest of the season would unfold. Now at the halfway point of the season, I can say that despite a few minor complaints, I still feel that horror/thriller …
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Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman, Vice President and Associate Provost for Diversity at Texas A&M and author of 2011's Horror Noire: Blacks in American Horror Films from the 1890s to Present, spoke with 25YL following the release of the Shudder original documentary based on her book. We hope you enjoy the interview and check out …
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It’s been a long, nerve-wracking wait for horror fans expecting news on the beloved Creepshow franchise. Luckily, we’ve got some updates that are sure to thrill even The Creep himself. Catch up with these nuggets as we get closer to the series premiere later this year. The Series Is Finally In Production! First things first---Creepshow …
In the 2018 Shudder film, Revenge, written and directed by, Coralie Fargeat, the audience is given a new spin on what might otherwise be a brutal and redundant storyline. I’ve always been attracted to films that have something a little wild about them. Revenge offered a lot of what I usually enjoy in a movie. …
Art is objective. One man's trash is another man's treasure, but yet in a weird, meta way does the fact that I'm really finding it hard to big up Velvet Buzzsaw perhaps mean I'm just like any of the awful, pretentious characters in this film? Why didn't I like this film that I am seeing mostly …
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February may be full of hearts and flowers, but nothing spices up romance like horror. Shudder's new additions promise everything from an important lesson in film history to original content for die-hard genre fans. Watch our picks for February with someone your love (or loathe). 25YL TOP PICK: Horror Noire (2019) -- Available February 7th …
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Recently our Editor in Chief Andrew Grevas hosted a panel discussion between four 25YL staffers on Freddy vs Jason, the 2003 film that finally pitted the horror icons against each other, after years of rumors and anticipation. The panel for this discussion (Martin Hearn, Anthony Divers, Holiday Godfrey and Jason Sheppard) had a wide variety …
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In my last article, I briefly glossed over the adoration I have for Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning. It was an offering insufficient; this film's staggering complexity cannot be delineated by a mere blurb. It deserves more. A dedicated monument in Washington D.C.would do, but no one seems interested in helping me get …
Featured Image courtesy of The Geek Mansion Ok, this news has pricked up my ears! Richard Stanley (Dust Evil, Hardware) is directing a feature-length adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's 1927 short story, The Color Out Of Space. It will be Stanley's first feature film in 20 years. If that wasn't exciting enough, Nicolas Cage has been chosen as …
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