Halloween

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There’s scope for a genuinely disturbing and subversive horror set in Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion, the attraction which first opened at the original theme park in Anaheim in California in 1969, with cloned versions appearing at the Magic Kingdom in Florida in 1971 and Tokyo Disneyland in 1983. There’s also scope for a properly funny, amiably creepy Goosebumps-type family comedy based on it. But this tiresome, convoluted piece of corporate IP product isn’t it; like the 2003 film version with Eddie Murphy, it feels cynical…

Remember what happened the last time Blumhouse and David Gordon Green decided to spearhead a brand-new trilogy of films for a horror franchise kicked off by one of the genre’s greatest-ever films before descending quite rapidly into near-unwatchable mediocrity? We got the 2018 Halloween movie, and it was pretty darn good. Fast forward to this past weekend, where Oppenheimer moviegoers were treated to a first look at The Exorcist: Believer, sending longtime fans of the decades-long franchise into a ghostly tizzy. Whether…

Screenshot: BlumhouseStop us if you’ve heard this one before, but David Gordon Green and Blumhouse are reviving an iconic horror franchise with a fresh reboot-sequel saga that tells a new re-treading of classic ground but doesn’t quite cast away a history of messy sequels. Oh, and this time it’s The Exorcist rather than Halloween.Hulu’s Hellraiser Reboot Has So-So Sights to Show YouBlumhouse has just dropped the first trailer for The Exorcist: Believer, Green’s new take on the legendary horror film that brings its tale of…

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Halloween Horror Nights is taking Stranger Things fans back into the Upside Down for the 2023 season. The house marks the return of the Netflix series to the annual Halloween event at Universal Studios parks in around four years, with this year’s house inspired by the fourth season of the Duffer Brothers series. Parkgoers will be transported once again to Hawkins, Indiana, where they’ll come face-to-face with supernatural villain Vecna amid his effort to obliterate the barrier between the Upside Down…

Eddie Munson returns for an encore guitar solo atop his Winnebago at Halloween Horror Nights—thanks to the Stranger Things Halloween haunted house at Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Orlando for 2023. It joins the recently announced The Last of Us house. TEST- Where's the Line? Controversy Causes Post-Release Edits of TV/Film/MusicThe hit Netflix series returns to the annual horror event,this time with a house centering around Stranger Things season four. It’s the house we all knew was coming because the…

Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood will both include a Stranger Things haunted house featuring characters from the Netflix series Forget pumpkin picking — the hottest activity of the fall is going to be the Stranger Things haunted house at Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood. The Halloween Horror Nights attraction will open at both locations on Sept. 1 and Sept. 7, respectively. It’s been a long time coming, and with four seasons of the Netflix…

Image: Home DepotIt’s the dead of summer so we can safely say it’s time for Halloween season to start ramping up. Home Depot—the ghouls who brought the 12-foot skeleton into the world—is fully aware, and is ready to unleash an absolutely gargantuan new Pumpkin King. That’s right, it’s a dead man’s party! Home Depot’s 12 ft. Skelly the Skeleton is back this year, and he’s bringing an even taller buddy, courtesy of Disney: a 13-foot Jack Skellington animatronic. The Nightmare Before Christmas King of Halloween comes…

The Purge creator James DeMonaco wants to bring back the TV show. Mattel wants to make a Gremlins-esque movie about the Boglins. Plus, what’s coming on Riverdale and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Spoilers away!Who Should Be The New Wolverine? io9 PicksDeadpool 3On his Instagram stories, Ryan Reynolds dropped the first look at Hugh Jackman in costume as Wolverine.Boglins: The MovieIn conversation with The New Yorker, Mattel Films’ Kevin McKeon revealed the company is planning to produce a film based on Boglins, its toy…