Tag Archives: Danielle Harris

The “dead teenagers” in Dead.tv obviously haven’t seen last year’s giddily inspired gem The Cabin in the Woods or any of the hundred “spam-in-a-cabin” slasher flicks since the 1970s and ’80s. However, the puppet master here, played by the handsomely ...

There’s an odd dynamic both filmmakers and audiences approach with serial killer films: there’s been so many iconic killers, fictional or otherwise, within the lexicon of film and television. The expectation from the audience is now reliant on seeing a ...

Greetings, Diabolique Readers! It was a very busy week indeed for the world of horror and entertainment with 96 hours of New York Comic Con, undoubtedly the biggest media event on the East Coast. With exclusive first looks at many ...

Greetings, Diabolique Readers! It was a very busy week indeed for the world of horror and entertainment with 96 hours of New York Comic Con, undoubtedly the biggest media event on the East Coast. With exclusive first looks at many ...

As any genre fan may know by now, the world of horror has always had such a strange and tumultuous relationship with women as a gender. Whereas often times horror films will rely on a female figure as the “sole ...

If you didn’t get enough eyeball plucking and WWE star Glenn “Kane” Jacobs in the nasty 2006 slasher pic See No Evil, there might be more to be had in See No Evil 2. WWE Studios and Lionsgate previously announced that the project will ...

It goes without saying that there are a ton of no-name actors that have made their mark in the horror genre but sadly disappeared shortly after. These are people that just didn’t deliver the type of performance that it takes ...

[rating=3] One of the difficulties in reviewing a Hatchet film is the direction of which to take the review, given that the franchises’ overexposed issues with the MPAA and overt criticism plants seeds into a horror fans subconscious. On one ...

When it comes to being a director in the horror genre, there’s a certain amount of resilience and fortitude needed to withstand the territory. Horror has always been incredibly divisive as content alone, often pulling in both supporters and critics ...