Author: Ada Blood

Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

Normally, when we report on a Kickstarter, it’s to help get it funded. Well, Clive Barker’s new campaign is certainly the exception to that. His recent crowdfunding effort for the Library of the Dead project was launched with a $25,000 fundraising goal. At the time of this writing, it sits at $426,543, over 17 times its target. The Library of the Dead project is a year-long publishing event that is being made available exclusively through Kickstarter. “For decades, Clive Barker has redefined horror with stories that blend terror, beauty, mythology, and imagination like no other writer. Now, one of the…

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With studios desperate to keep Gen Z coming to theaters, immersive screenings are on the rise. Lionsgate will be hosting 2 invite-only screenings for its upcoming sequel Fall 2: Deadpoint, where fans will have to stand on a ledge. This has to be one of the weirdest ways to ask audiences to play along that we’ve ever seen.  2022’s Fall tells the story of Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), who set out to climb a 2,000-foot TV tower when things go horribly wrong. Fall 2 follows Jax (Harriet Slater), Hunter’s sister, as she is still grieving her…

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We can’t say we had a Danny Trejo and Aspercreme team-up on our 2026 bingo cards, but here we are. The prolific actor is embarking on a campaign with the company to knock out ageist stereotypes with the “KO Boomer” campaign. Considering Trejo stars in the Bad Ass films, which all center around an older man kicking ass, this is one of the most on-brand collaborations we’ve ever seen.  “KO Boomer” is a national movement that is a play on the dated “OK, Boomer” memes. The whole thing was launched on National Boomer Appreciation Day with a call to action.…

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After becoming an offical selection at the Oldenburg International Film Festival in September 2025, Eugene the Marine has been generating buzz. The love letter to giallo films is getting a limited theatrical release through its new distrbutor, Cineverse. Hank Bedford (Dixieland) directs and co-writes the film with Cesare Gagliardoni.  Eugene the Marine tells the story of a former Marine named, well, Gene (Scott Glenn). Upset that he is about to be kicked out of his home by his son (Jeremy Bobb). He confides his woes to some unlikely new friends. However, things go from bad to worse when a mysterious…

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Many adults believe that kids these days are on their screens too much and rotting their brains away. However, a new study has found that it’s not all bad when it comes to kids’ screen time. An 8-year study done by the University of Jyväskylä in Finland found that screen time may aid cognitive processing later in life.  The Study With things becoming more and more digital, it makes sense that kids are using electronic devices more. Everything from schoolwork to hobbies seems to have youngsters sitting in front of a screen for long periods of time. Yes, this sedentary…

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A staple of the horror genre is to take everyday things and make them terrifying. And what’s more common in America than the automobile? So buckle up because today we’ll be looking at 10 horror movies about possessed killer cars. Killdozer This 1974 film is directed by Jerry London and based on a novella of the same name by Theodore Sturgeon. It takes place on a small island where a construction crew is working. That is, until a spirit-like being takes over a large bulldozer, right before going on a killer rampage. Can the workers defeat the possessed dozer in…

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Welcome back to another Art History Uncensored; today we’re going to be doing something a little different. Instead of talking about a single piece of censored art, we’ll be talking about 72 of them by diving into the 1980s video nasties panic in the UK. To try to understand why the government suddenly banned 72 films, we’ll have to rewind a bit more. In the early 1980s, the home video market was booming. Before it, movies literally lived and died during their theatrical runs. But with VHS, audiences could watch their favorite films, again and again, at home. This, and…

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Beer and slashers go together like peanut butter and jelly. We mean, who could forget Elvira’s iconic 1990s Coors Light campaign, or her gin? So it’s no surprise that more and more beers are adding horror icons to their adult beverages. Voodoo Ranger is the latest in the growing trend of adding Halloween’s Michael Myers to its Slasher IPA! The beer maker has released a seasonal Halloween Hoppy 12-Pack. In this pack, there are 3 cans of Slasher IPA featuring Michael Myers, alongside 3 cans each of the company’s IPA, Imperial IPA, and Citrus Slayer IPA. This new horror-inspired brew…

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The only thing more terrifying than a cult is the inside of a courtroom. Neal McDonough (Tulsa King) and Skeet Ulrich (Five Nights at Freddy’s 2) will star in the new psychological horror film Deify. It is written by Nicholas Chimera, who co-directs with his brother Carmelo Chimera. The sibling filmmakers are also behind 2024’s Name the Demon and 2022’s Sin Eater. Deify The upcoming movie tells the story of a cult leader on trial after causing his followers to be burned alive. Elements of the script are reportedly based on a standoff in Waco, Texas, between members of the…

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While many still write the horror genre off as nothing but sleezy slashers, that’s okay. Because what better place for cutting, subversive social commentary than in a genre that is often completely overlooked for its artistic value? Today we will be looking at 10 horror films about the hell of living with an eating disorder. If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, help is out there. Call the National Alliance for Eating Disorders at 1 (866) 662-1235. 1. Trauma The 1993 film Trauma is directed and co-written by horror icon Dario Argento. It centers around…

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