From Fear.net: Making a horror movie can be a surreal experience. You spend long hours performing terrifying atrocities in front of the camera. Then the director yells “Cut!” and suddenly you’re headed over to the snack table to have a cup of coffee with the person you just disemboweled. But sometimes, the line between making a realistic...

From ShockTillYouDrop.com: How is this entry going to pick up the pieces five, frankly, left behind? Patrick Melton: This is our third one out. With fourth and fifth film we were getting our footing on what the fans want. What makes a really good Saw movie, so I think with our third, we have a good grasp on that. It comes down to the “A” story. Not...

From EW.com. 25 Best Zombie Movies of All Time Woody Harrelson is smashing undead skulls in ”Zombieland,” and we’re counting down the films that made the genre come alive Click the link below to see their choices. via Grindhouse, Dawn of the Dead (Movie – 2004), … | 25 Best Zombie Movies of All Time | Photo 1 of 26 |...

From Horror Hacker by Final Girl/Stacie Ponder: “Cat people” and “dog people” will argue until the end of time about which make better companions; cat people think dogs are dumb, dog people think cats are sneaky, untrustworthy jerks. When it comes to horror movies, though, there’s no debate: Dogs win, paws down. Cats may have a...

From FEARnet: Sequels get a bad rap, and rightfully so – most of the time. The horror genre is especially rife with sequels, with many franchises so heavily spun-off that they have stopped being numbered. Not all sequels suck, and to prove it we found ten that are at least as good as the original – if not better. Dawn of the Dead The second of George Romero’s...