Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you?! Likely at a Hollywood casting office considering the amount of star power this big dog is bringing to Netflix’s upcoming SCOOBY-DOO: ORIGINS. According to Deadline, Outkast musician Andre 3000 has signed on for a recurring role in the highly anticipated series. The “Hey Ya!” rapper and singer joins a cast including Cathy Moriarty (CASPER, TALES FROM THE CRYPT), McKenna Grace (SLANTED, FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S 2), and Jona Xiao (RESIDENT EVIL:

The late legend Dolly Parton may have had eternal beauty, but she wasn’t a vampire. In fact, she was on the slayers’ side. A recirculated interview with BUFFY: THE VAMPIRE SLAYER actress Sarah Michelle Gellar (I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, SCOOBY DOO) revealed that the country titan served as an uncredited Executive Producer on the hit TV series. Parton’s production company Sanddollar had produced the 1992 original film, from which the series was adapted. As Gellar puts it

Hayden Panettiere’s electrifying performance as Kirby Reed in Wes Craven’s SCREAM franchise cemented her place in Horror history. Debuting in SCREAM IV, her character flipped the script on final girl dynamics and held a mirror to Horror fans everywhere. Kirby’s mastery of genre insight was empowered by Panettiere’s ferocious spirit, making for a character audiences welcomed back with cheers in SCREAM VI.

Horror in Color and A24 invite you to experience "undertone," a terrifying, new-age horror from debut filmmaker Ian Tuason and starring Nina Kiri and Adam DiMarco. RSVP here for your FREE Advance Screening in Dolby Cinema on Wednesday, February 25 7:30pm at AMC Burbank - 125 E Palm Ave, Burbank, CA 91502

This past weekend, Horror in Color, in collaboration with I.F.B. Studios, Brewyard, and AfroHorror, hosted Dreamhouse: A Night of Tricks and Treats — an inclusive “fear-for-all” experience that brought together filmmakers, artists, and horror enthusiasts for a night celebrating creativity, community, and queer joy through the lens of horror. Held on Saturday, October 25 at I.F.B. Studios in Glendale, the event featured “The Scare Screen” Horror Shorts Showcase, presenting si

At first, Weapons (2025) seemed to be a metaphor about school shootings. Maybrook felt like a makeshift name for the tragedy years ago in Connecticut. With moments that pay homage to The Shining (1980,) The Children Under the Stairs (1993,) What Lies Beneath (2000,) Tangled (2010,) Hocus Pocus (1993,) Monster House (2006,) IT (2017,) and more, the allegory has levels. Given the current state of the country and the fact that so much of Horror is reliant on our anxieties, (for

Image Source: Epic Pictures Art the Clown may be a murderous demon, but don’t call him political. At least not in front of Terrifier...

Deadline is helping “respect the balance” between filmmakers and audiences by releasing the full script for The Substance on their website.

Since the onset of the genre, Horror has remained inherently political - largely due to its accessibility and its confrontation of societal

Scared - that's just the way music superstar Janelle Monáe wants to make you feel with Janelle’s very own haunted house collaboration...