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Chuck Russell, one of the most accomplished genre directors ever, died on July 22, 2026.

Wicked Horror Remembers Chuck Russell

Wicked Horror pays tribute to Chuck Russell, the iconic genre director who gave us Elm Street 3, The Blob and The Mask.

Joe D'amato's Caligula: The Untold Story from 1982 doesn't hide its obvious inspiration.

That OTHER Caligula Movie!

1982's Caligula: The Untold Story is an obvious ripoff of 1979's Caligula — but it actually does have a few interesting things going on.

Looking for some found footage horror movies sans a supernatural hook? Wicked Horror's got you covered!

Three Non-Supernatural Found Footage Horror Movies!

Guest writer Lilly Cheung revisits three found footage horror movies sans a supernatural hook (and one bonus movie that's still kinda' up in the air!)

Andrew Grevas, author of Horror in Haddonfield!

VIDEO: Author Andrew Grevas Talks Halloween and MORE!

Wicked Horror speaks with Andrew Grevas, author of Horror in Haddonfield, about the Michael Myers mythos!

Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan is a perfect example of the "fight or flight" response in action.

Horror is Healing: Fight, Flight, or Fright?

Guest writer Sarah Sinn demonstrates how horror helps us understand our fight or flight response. Time to activate those amygdalas!

The iconic actor Sam Neill died at the age of 78 on July 13, 2026.

Wicked Horror Pays Tribute To Sam Neill

In honor of the late Sam Neill, Wicked Horror pays homage to the legendary actor by putting a spotlight on five of his lesser touted roles.

1992's Demonic Toys was written by the same guy who wrote 2008's The Dark Knight ... no really.

Demonic Toys: Full Moon’s Tribute To Itself!

Demonic Toys might seem like a thinly veiled reskin of Puppet Master, but there are quite a few interesting things going on here ...

A blood-caked vampire wreaks havoc in 2024's Abigail.

Vampires: From Gothic to Gory Subgenres!

Vampires have become a genre of their own for horror. You may be wondering where to start. This article dives deep into vampire films.

The first and only season of Spicy City debuted on HBO in 1997.

Spicy City: HBO’s Forgotten Horror Anthology!

Spicy City was practically Tales From The Crypt ... only with a softcore sci-fi/cyberpunk bent and 100 percent animated!